Uploaded July 2019 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Elementary OS is the only Linux distro that has a real picture in picture mode in Linux. In elementary, you can press ⌘+F and select the area of a windows you want to be in picture in picture view.
You can get similar effect with Keep above and keep on top functions in other desktops: youtu.be/MVblJRLuxHc
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Elementary OS is the only Linux distro that has a real picture in picture mode in Linux. In elementary, you can press ⌘+F and select the area of a windows you want to be in picture in picture view.
You can get similar effect with Keep above and keep on top functions in other desktops: youtu.be/MVblJRLuxHc
Tags: #elementaryOS #Linux #AverageLinuxUser
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![06. WILDCARDs in the Linux Terminal (not gaming!)
Wildcards, also know as globbing, provide a way to select a subset of files based on patterns of characters.
This is especially useful if you work with many files.
Summary:
* - any number of any character.
? - any single character
[characters] - any character that is in the list [characters]
! - reverses the condition
[[:class:]] - any character that is a memnber of the class [:class:]
Most commonly used classes:
[:alpha:] alphabetic
[:alnum:] alphanumeric
[:upper:] uppercase
[:lower:] lowercase
[:digit:] numbers, 0 to 9
[:space:] whitespace (spaces, tabs, newlines)
[:graph:] printable characters excluding space
[:print:] printable characters including space
[:punct:] punctuation characters
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