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How to SSH Without Typing Password?

December 3, 2011 by cmdlinetips

SSH Login With No password

If you login to a Linux server/cluster frequently, it might get little painful to type your password every time. If the computer you use to login to the cluster is safe and secure, you can easily set your computer so that you can login to Linux server/cluster (and copy files between the machines using SCP) […]

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Ten Tips to Move Around Your Text Files Using Emacs

November 21, 2011 by cmdlinetips

Emacs Window

If you are a newbie to the powerful Emacs editor, it is good to learn how to move around the text. One can always use the mouse and arrow keys to move around the text in Emacs. But, you will pretty soon realize this is annoying and painful. Emacs has a number of cool tricks […]

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Free R Books Online for Beginners

November 5, 2011 by cmdlinetips

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R, the preferred programming language for statisticians is also becoming the go to language for “all things data” by non-statisticians as well.  The Comprehensive R Archive Network has a number of free R books or documents available for both beginners and advanced users.   Here is the list of free online R books that can […]

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Two Most Useful Commands, If You Live On The Linux/MacOS Terminal

October 21, 2011 by cmdlinetips

Do you use the linux/Mac OS X terminal a lot? If yes, you must have a few most useful commands. The commands that help you move around terminal fast and gives you the super power to look up your history real fast will be handy on every day use. Calling them as the “Most Useful […]

Filed Under: history lookup, Linux Tips, Mac OS X Tips, Uncategorized Tagged With: Linus Tips, Mac Os X Tips, Reverse Search

Tips to Get Started with Screen, the Terminal Multiplexer

September 20, 2011 by cmdlinetips

The more you feel comfortable with terminal, the higher the number of terminals that will be open. For sure you will many things to keep a tab, one for your email, one for the code, one for executing the code, and so on. And one might easily get annoyed, rightly so, recreating your multiple sessions […]

Filed Under: Basic Linux Commands, Linux Tips, Mac OS X Tips, Screen, Uncategorized Tagged With: Linux Tips, Mac Os X Tips, Screen

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