I’m still new to Linux, so I’m still trying to understand where executables and their libraries are and how to install packages, so I have Debian Wheezy 7.3 which has these Python versions:
Festival stores voicepack data in the following example directory structure:
During installation of most (if not all) distro’s of linux, the hard drive is partitioned to include a swap partition by default.
I am running Fedora 24 with Gnome Shell. I try to pair my new Bose QuietComfort 35 over Bluetooth.
I have the following code that will remove lines with the pattern banana and 2 lines after it:
Is there a way to completely restart Bash and reload .bashrc and .profile and the like? I’d like to make sure my changes worked out properly after editing these files.
Given a text file, or the output of a command, how can I truncate it so that every line longer than N characters (usually N=80 in a terminal) gets shorten to N characters maximum? Answers: Thank you for visiting the Q&A section on Magenaut. Please note that all the answers may not help you solve … Read more
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I’m trying to edit a file from a remote computer connected via ssh. How can I open the remote file on my local computer to edit?
I want an isolated (guest) Linux environment on my computer that I can mess up without worrying about the host. E.g. install a lot of stuff from source without package management, pollute environment environment variables etc., then spawn another guest environment when the old guest gets too cluttered.