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Capítulo 9: Usando Funciones en Bash

En esta lección, aprenderás a crear funciones, devolver valores de funciones y pasar argumentos de funciones en scripts de shell bash.

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How to Find a Public IP Address From the Command Line

This guide explains three different methods on how to find a public IP address from the command line in Linux.
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GNU Guix: The Filesystem Hierarchy Standard Comes to Guix Containers

GNU Guix is different from most other GNU/Linux distributions and perhaps nowhere is that
more obvious than the organization of the filesystem: Guix does not conform to the
Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS). In
practical terms, this means there is …

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Nala is a Neat Alternative to Apt on Ubuntu

If there’s one command-line tool I know most of you use it’s apt, or the Advanced Package Tool. Every Debian-based Linux distro (Ubuntu included) uses apt because, well, it’s good at what it does. To quote Wikipedia, apt takes the has…

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10 Top Open Source Caching Tools for Linux in 2024

The post 10 Top Open Source Caching Tools for Linux in 2024 first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .Reliable distributed computing systems and applications have become the cornerstone of prominent businesses, especially in automati…

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How to Enable Tabbed Ribbon Interface in LibreOffice

Missing the good old ribbon interface of Microsoft Office in LibreOffice? You can get it in LibreOffice as well. Here’s how to do that.

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How to install Discord on Fedora

Discord is a messaging application. It is a social media platform where users communicate through text messages, video calls, and voice calls. Users can also share media as well as files on private chats and servers. Servers in this case refer to Disco…

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Best Free and Open-Source Alternatives to Google Contacts

Google Contacts is a contact management service available in Gmail. Here are some of the best free and open-source alternatives.
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How to generate random numbers in Bash

Random numbers have a wide range of applications all across programming. Testing for functionality is a big part of it. Generating unique IDs, passwords, or other random strings of characters is another big use case. There are several ways of generatin…

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How to Install the Otter Browser on Manjaro Linux

Check out this guide on how to install Otter Browser on Manjaro Linux with CLI commands for users that seek an alternative browser.
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Pinta 2.1 Adds WebP Support, Wayland Improvements

Pinta 2.1 introduces exciting changes like support for the WebP modern image format, a new “Transparency Mode” to the Gradient tool, and more.
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Malware Affects at Least 30 WordPress Plugins – Update Now

At least 30 WordPress plugins are actively being exploited by a pair of similar trojans that put a backdoor on websites and redirect traffic to malware infected sites.
The post Malware Affects at Least 30 WordPress Plugins – Update Now appeared f…

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How to Highlight Mouse Cursor in Ubuntu

Mouse cursor effects are a great way to draw attention to an area of the screen during screencasts and presentations. Here’s how to enable one in Ubuntu.
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Meaning Behind Nitrux 2.6.0’s Codename ‘Forbidden Fruit’

In this overview of Nitrux 2.6.0, we’ll examine the factors that led to the developer settling on this particular codename.
 
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Vanilla OS offers a new take on security for the Linux desktop

If you’re looking for a new operating system that takes security seriously, but doesn’t cause major user headaches, Vanilla OS might be just the ticket.

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KDE Plasma 5.26.5 Releases With More Plasma Wayland Session Fixes

KDE Plasma 5.26.5 fixes more Plasma Wayland session bugs, including a KWin crash when connecting a laptop to a docking station. Learn more here.
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How to sudo in Kubernetes

Kubernetes provides two options to escalate permissions temporarily: impersonation headings and the impersonate verb.
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How to Add Mastodon Verification for the Discourse Forum

Discourse is a free and open-source internet forum software. Here’s how to add a Mastodon verification link to your forum.
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How to Remove Programs Installed From Source Using GNU Stow

This guide explains what GNU Stow is as well as how to install and use it in Linux systems to remove programs installed from source.
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How to make creating new documents in Linux easier with templates

The Linux desktop has a lot of tricks up its sleeve to help make your experience more efficient. One such trick lies in the Templates folder. Find out what this is for and how it’s used.

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