Marco Cherisi is a Linux and Android enthusiast and lover of all things tech. Marco holds a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science as well as several certifications in Linux and Cyber Security. Aside from his love of technology, Marco likes to fish, cook and play soccer. He occasionally likes to disconnect and go on long hikes with his dog Arturo.
csplit - Splitting a File Into Two or More on Linux Command Line
Learn to split large text files into smaller chunks by line number or pattern matching using the Linux csplit command.
Create iptables Rules Based on Hostname Using an IPSet
Learn how to use IP Sets and a simple Bash script to update your iptables rules based on a clients hostname or domain name instead of IP address.
Shred Command - Securely Erase Files or Entire Disk on Linux
The shred command allows you to securely delete files on a Linux system. We will cover how to use shred and it's command line options.
How to Mount Google Drive in Linux
How to mount your Google Drive on Linux and access it via the Files GUI or the command line. We also discuss showing the correct name instead of file ID.
Recording Your Screen with Gnome Screencast
Learn how to record your screen with Gnome and how to bypass the 30 second limit recording limit and converting the video for sharing.
Automatically Accept SSH Fingerprint
How to automatically accepting the SSH fingerprint so you can automate connections to remote systems using command line options or the ssh-keyscan utility.
Using nmcli to Import Openvpn Files From the Command Line
How to use nmcli (NetworkManager Command Line Interface) to import VPN settings from an OpenVPN file in the ovpn format. How to import multiple opvn files.
Download YouTube Videos (And More) on Linux Command Line
Learn how to download online videos from YouTube and other services from the Linux command line. Get started in seconds with youtube-dl.
How to Exclude a Directory From Find Command Searches
How to exclude a directory or multiple directories from being searched with the find command. Use operators to tell find not to search a specific directory.
Find Files & Directories Taking Up the Most Disk Space in Linux
How to find the largest files and directories on the Linux command line. Learn how to find which files or directories taking up the most disk space.