If you have a wireless-enabled computer or laptop, you can connect to the internet. On Ubuntu you can connect to a Wi-Fi network on the terminal using the following command-line tools: nmtui nmcli Let's see how each of these tools can [...]
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LF - Feature Rich Terminal Manager for Linux
In this tutorial, we will cover the installation and usage of LF file manager on Linux. LF which is an abbreviation of (List files) is console file manager written in Go. LF provides minimalistic and nice curses interface with a view [...]
Chomper - Command Line Tool to Block Websites on Linux
Chomper is an open-source tool used to create a list of websites to be blacklisted or whitelisted during a user's browsing session. Chomper is terminal-driven tool written in Python. This means it is fully operated from the terminal. The motive behind [...]
How to Connect WiFi from Terminal on Ubuntu 16.04
WiFi is nowadays the most popular way of getting an internet connection, be it at the office, home, restaurants e.t.c. This tutorial is intended to help those who would like to connect WiFi from the terminal on Ubuntu 16.04. It [...]
How to Get Live Cricket Data from Terminal
Are you a cricket and Linux enthusiast at the same time? Then, this tool is for you! Cricket-cli is a CLI tool that allows you to gather live cricket information. The best part is that this can be easily done from [...]
Bash Insulter - Get Insulted When Typing Wrong Linux Commands
Bash Insulter is a funny CLI tool that insults you randomly when you type a wrong command. It can bring out a smile on these long working days. This tool is open-source and its code is available in the official Github [...]
How to Watch Real Time NBA Games from Terminal
NBA-GO is an open source tool that allows Basketball fans to remain updated with the latest from NBA league within terminal/command line. This tool is designed especially for the tech savvy peoples who want to keep a tab on live [...]