Tip #215 Calendar with today colored [handle single digit dates]
If your version of grep supports coloring matches, you can use the following to give a calendar with the current date colored:Read more »
Tip #213 Howto get DVDs playing on Ubuntu Gutsy
Get DVDs playing on Ubuntu Gutsy by installing libdvdcss2.Read more »
Tip #210 Calendar with current date
Add the following sed commands to cal to get a calendar with the current date marked:Read more »
Tip #209 Directory Tree
The following alias will print the directory structure from the current directory in tree format.Read more »
Tip #208 Pipe files to an archive
If you want to select specifically the files to add to an archive you can pipe the output from find (or any command that gives a list of files) to cpio:Read more »
Tip #207 Run commands on logout
If a file named $HOME/.logout (a file named .logout in your home directory) exists, and the following trap statement is in your .profile, .logout is executed when you logout.Add this to .profile: Read more »
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