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LibreOffice and Apache OpenOffice at the command line

LINUXUSER: By the Script free

Your favorite office suites have a surprisingly active life at the command line, and various supplementary scripts can help you perform some functions more easily there than on the desktop.

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COMMUNITY NOTEBOOK: Zack's Kernel News free

Chronicler Zack Brown reports on the latest news, views, dilemmas, and developments within the Linux kernel community.

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Whip Up Websites with HTML KickStart

Productivity Sauce

21.10.2013
Building even a simple website requires not only time, but also some design skills. Those of us who are short on both will appreciate HMTL KickStart.
CSS , HTML5 , JavaScript
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From SysV init via Upstart to systemd

FEATURES: Scramble at the Start free

SysV init was formerly the sole candidate for starting processes on Linux, but today, a tech-savvy generation of init systems is waiting in the starting blocks.

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Perl scripts analyze Jawbone UP data

FEATURES: Moving Circle free

The Jawbone UP electronic bracelet measures the wearer's daily activity and nocturnal sleep patterns. If you are bored by the official smartphone app, you can create your own Perl scripts and access your data via the unofficial web API.

Mobile , Perl
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COMMUNITY NOTEBOOK: Zack's Kernel News free

Chronicler Zack Brown reports on the latest news, views, dilemmas, and developments within the Linux kernel community.

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Cheat: Cheatsheets for Command-Line Tools

Productivity Sauce

30.09.2013
Most command-line tools on Linux come with documentation accessible through the man command. But scrolling up and down the help file trying to figure out how to make a tool do what you want is not always the most efficient way to go. Enter Cheat, a simple Python-based tool that allows you to access cheatsheets for command-line tools.
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Figure 9: The while loop lets the fish swim back and forth in an infinite, predetermined pattern of movement.

Visual Programming with Alice

Alice 3.1

09.09.2013

If you can use your desktop environment, then you can also write programs: All you need is your mouse, the Alice IDE, and some time to experiment.

Programming , visual programming
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COMMUNITY NOTEBOOK: Zack's Kernel News free

Chronicler Zack Brown reports on the latest news, views, dilemmas, and developments within the Linux kernel community.

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Quick Directory Navigation from the Command Line

Productivity Sauce

24.08.2013
Jeroen Janssens has recently shared a neat little hack that allows you to bookmark often-used directory paths in the terminal and quickly jump to any of the bookmarked directories.
bash , shell
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