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Cheat sheet for common Linux commands
The terminal is one of the most efficient ways to interact with a Linux computer. When you type a command into the shell, you tell your computer exactly what you want it to do, specifying both the source and destination of what you need done, and then there's no further interaction required. Every time you type a valid command into a shell, you're essentially programming, even though your program may only run for a millisecond.
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3 approaches to secrets management for Flatpak applications
Flatpak enables desktop applications to run in isolated sandboxes, which significantly improves security as it prevents applications from affecting one another and impacting the host system. In practice, however, typical applications still need to access services and user data that are shared among other applications and the host.
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A guide to intermediate awk scripting
This article explores awk's capabilities, which are easier to use now that you know how to structure your command into an executable script.
Logical operators and conditionalsYou can use the logical operators and (written &&) and or (written ||) to add specificity to your conditionals.
For example, to select and print only records with the string "purple" in the second column and an amount less than five in the third column:
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