Linux Terminal Commands

Check Linux and Release Version

lsb_release -a
uname -m
dpkg --print-architecture
lscpu | head -n 12
# OR
neofetch

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AMD64 = x64 = x86_64 = x86-64 [More on PCs] ARM64 = AArch64 = ARMv8-A [More on Macs and Mobile Devices]

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File Configs: https://github.com/sglbl/gnulinux-config/

Copy .bashrc ,.bash_aliases and .XCompose files from the repo and place them in ~

Add Shortcuts & Helpful Commands to Bashrc

# Apply changes immediately without reopening your shell:
source ~/.bashrc

Spanish Accent on TR/EN Keyboard

# Run this command. Changes will take effect after restart.
gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.plugins.xsettings overrides "{'Gtk/IMModule': <'ibus'>}"

Copy applications files from github repository and place them in .local/share/applications
- Execute Script Files by Double Click
- Open .url Files on browser
- Create WebApp for Notion
```
# Then update desktop entries:
update-desktop-database ~/.local/share/applications/
```
Copy bin folder and place it in ~/bin
- Start Signal minimized on startup
- Start Thunderbird minimized on startup
- Bluetooth Auto Connect on startup
- Show recent folders with the command: recent (or with Ctrl Alt R shortcut)
- Show swap with the command:swap
- Mount OneDrive script
  - https://www.linuxuprising.com/2018/07/how-to-mount-onedrive-in-linux-using.html
- Fix Capslock Delay Script
  - Use this if script doesn’t work: https://askubuntu.com/a/1396550/

Set shortcuts by executing ~/bin/set-shortcuts.sh

Check Settings → Keyboard → Keyboard Shortcuts → Custom Shortcuts to see if everything set correctly as below:

Name	Command	Shortcut
Copyq Clipboard	`copyq menu`	Super + v
Recent Folders Rofi GUI	`recent`	Ctrl + Alt + R
Recent Folders Fzf Terminal	`recent2`	Ctrl + Alt + E
Screenshot with Flameshot	`flameshot gui`	Ctrl + <
Emoji	`flatpak run --command=smile it.mijorus.smile`	Super + .

INSTALLATIONS

All Packages

Including KolourPaint, CopyQ Clipboard, Flameshot Screenshot Manager, Xournal Pdf Annotator…

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