Here's the first installment of the monthly UbuntuEd (Ubuntu Education) newsletter in 2024.

In this edition, we will be focussing on various essential terminal tips and tricks.

🪧 Tips and Tricks for Using Terminal In Ubuntu

• Take a look at these two awesome ways to copy and paste in an Ubuntu terminal. Yeah, many Ubuntu users do not know that.
• A quick guide on how to clean your terminal in Ubuntu.
• Here is how to simply quit from a Linux terminal.

Now, let’s learn some important tricks you can do using terminal.

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• This guide will help you find files in the Ubuntu Command Line.
• Follow these simple steps and start editing files easily in the Linux Terminal!
• Must know Ubuntu commands.

How to Merge PDF Files in Ubuntu Terminal

Got several PDF files that need to be converted into a single file? Here are various tools for merging PDF files in the Ubuntu command line.

Learn UbuntuSagar Sharma

🗞 Ubuntu News

• Canonical revealed 12 years of software updates for the next Ubuntu LTS.
• Canonical is making advancements in Snap support for all distributions.
• Valve is not happy with Ubuntu's Snap version of Steam.

💡 Command Line Tips

Change the case of letters under the mouse cursor.

• ESC+U : Make Upper case from the current cursor position to the end of the word.
• ESC+L : Make Lowercase from the current cursor position to the end of the word.
• ESC+C : Make the character under the cursor Upper Case and the rest Lower case.

🧰 Useful Tool

Check out App Fleet, a powerful open-source app for automating your workspace on Linux!

App Fleet: Open-Source App to Automate Your Workspace on Linux

An open-source workspace automation tool. Sounds interesting!

It's FOSS NewsSourav Rudra

Discover the features of Floorp Browser, a cross-platform Firefox derivative!

Floorp Browser: Is It The Most Advanced Cross-Platform Firefox Derivative?

Let’s take a look at another interesting Firefox fork, Floorp.

It's FOSS NewsSourav Rudra

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