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.
Take Screenshots of Websites from the Linux Command Line
How to take a screenshot of a website from the Linux command line using the headless option for Google Chrome, Chromium, or Firefox.
Gnome Advanced Power Settings Using dconf-editor
Learn how to use the dconf-editor to configure Gnome advanced power settings from the GUI or the Linux command line.
Unlink Command - Remove Files and Symbolic Links in Linux
The Linux unlink command is used to remove a file or symbolic link. Learn how to use the unlink command and how it differs from the rm command.
Convert MKV to MP4 on Linux Using FFmpeg
I have found that a lot of Linux utilities use the MKV (Matroska multimedia container) as a default container for video. However, a lot of other tools (Adobe Premiere Pro) do not support MKV files. In this Linux quick tip we will show you how...
How to List Various CRON Jobs in Linux
Cron jobs can be stored in many different locations on your system. Learn how to identify these locations and where to look for various cron jobs.
Uniq - Print or Remove Duplicate Lines on Linux Command Line
How to use the uniq command to remove duplicate adjacent lines from a file. Learn the uniq commands options and how it differs from sort.
How to Install FFmpeg on Various Linux Distributions
Learn how to install FFmpeg on various different Linux distributions with their respective package managers. Get FFmpeg up and running quickly.
How to Grep the Output of Curl Command
How to grep output from the curl command. Learn why using a basic pipe to grep doesn't work with the curl command and two easy methods that will.
Command Substitution for Bash Shell Scripting Beginners
Bash Command Substitution allows you to replace a command, or set of commands, with their output. Learn how to use command substitution effectively.
3 Privacy & Security Focused Linux Distributions to Try in 2020
3 Linux based operating systems to help preserve your online anonymity, privacy and security. 3 operating systems with 3 different approaches to security.