For a long time, because the place where I live is a bit close to the mountain, the signal of the mobile phone is often unstable. This is undoubted a maddening thing when I desperately want to check information.
Read More »[Linux] Use Wired Network to Establish WIFI Hotspot to Share with Other Devices
If we want to rename a file in Linux system, we can use mv and rename command.
On my laptop keyboard, F11 and F12 are shortcut keys to change the screen brightness, just like the picture:
Read More »[Linux] Solution to the invalid shortcut key for changing the brightness of laptop screen For a long time, I have felt that the sorting and colors of the files displayed in the terminal are not really beautiful. I am always wondering if there is a good method can color the files in the terminal and sort them according to the file extensions.
Read More »[Linux] Use "ls" command to display different colors and orders according to different file extensions
When we using Vim editor to edit our text/program file, if we can copy and paste to outside environment, it is very convenient.
Read More »[Linux] Copy Text from Vim Editor to System Clipboard If you are used a terminal to connect to remote server to develop, maybe you want to found a fastest method to see a remote server picture.
Read More »[Linux] Use "feh" Command to Open Image in Local Terminal from Remote Server Today, I used PyTorch to build a model, I suddenly needed to submit my technical report, so I simply found a tool to visualize the model: torchviz.
Read More »[Solved] graphviz.backend.ExecutableNotFound: failed to execute ['dot', '-Tpdf', '-O', 'Digraph.gv'], make sure the Graphviz executables are on your systems' PATH When we developing on the remove server, many people used VIM editor to edit the code of project. Although VIM is convenient, it still has many functions less than IDE.
Read More »[VIM] Use "YouCompleteMe" Plugin to Auto Complete Code (Take Python as an Example) If you are familiar with the use of Linux system, you must be familiar with df command. df is a command commonly used to check the allocation of system hard disks.
Sometimes, we would like to be able to map the buttons with different functions on the keyboard, such as the arrow keys up, down, left and right to the shortcut keys Alt + WSAD .
