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get your bible in the terminal
Stephen Smith |
Display the Word of God in your Terminal I ran across this neat little program a while back and thought I would share it with everyone. Tim Cooper is the author of the kjv program and you can get it from github.
To install it, simply clone the repository and then run make:
git clone https://github.com/bontibon/kjv.git
cd kjv
make
Alternatively, if you are running Arch you can just install it from the aur:
multi-monitor wallpaper
Stephen Smith |
Wallpapers!!! Everyone loves wallpapers! It is pretty easy to find wallpaper if you have one monitor but what if you have two or more monitors?
Where to find multi-monitor wallpapers??? If you have two monitors, you can go to dmb. Here you will find wallpapers that can span across two monitors. You can click on the “click to change your preferences” to select your width x resolution. For example if you have two monitors and each one is 1920x1080, then just multiply 1920x2 for a total width of 3840x1080.
how to get started in linux
Stephen Smith |
BTW I Use Arch Hello everyone! In this post, I would like to go over my tips for how to get started in Linux.
A Brief History of Linux So what is Linux you ask? Well in short, it is the underlying kernel or system architecture that the operating system rests on. It was created by Linus Torvalds in 1991. To this day, he is actively developing the kernel, with the most recent version at 5.