Today this one popped up on r/programming. The suggestions were:
- `ncdu` as a replacement for `du`
- `htop` as a replacement for `top`
- `tldr` as a replacement for `man`
- `jq` as a replacement for `sed`/`grep` for JSON
- `fd` as a replacement for `find`
Today this one popped up on r/programming. The suggestions were:
If this happens:
$ man g++ No manual entry for g++ See 'man 7 undocumented' for help when manual pages are not available.
Fix with:
# apt-get install gcc-doc
If you want to change the modification time of a file on Linux, the command you’re looking for is touch. You can use touch with the -r parameter to specify a reference file who’s date and time information will be used as the basis for a new (or existing) file.