➔ tmux reference
If you spend a lot of time in the terminal, you’ve probably heard of tmux. It’s a terminal multiplexer — a tool that lets you create multiple terminal sessions inside a single window, detach from them, and reattach later, even across different machines or after an SSH disconnection. In short, it makes your terminal workflow persistent, flexible, and powerful.
I’ve been using tmux daily for years, and it’s one of those tools that feels indispensable once you get comfortable with it. This post is a deep dive into what tmux is, why it matters, and how to use it effectively — written as a friendly guide rather than a dry man page.
➔ rclone reference
Reference notes on how to use rclone
➔ Less known ls arguments
Less known ls command arguments
➔ AWK Hints
Text processing hints with AWK
➔ 10 Rsync useful applications
Here are 10 useful commands for rsync
➔ Log4J configuration through java arguments
JVM arguments to configure Log4J.
➔ Less common used java parameters
Collection of less used parameters passed to java process.
➔ 10 useful Git commands
10 Useful git commands
➔ Docker notes
Here are some of the most useful Docker commands that you might find handy
➔ 10 Useful CURL commands
Useful CURL commands
➔ Kubectl notes
kubectl is a command-line tool for Kubernetes, a powerful system for managing containerized applications.
Here are some of the most useful kubectl commands that are essential for interacting with a Kubernetes cluster