Posts tagged linux

tmux 導入メモ

We will introduce and use tmux, which is a mechanism that allows you to restart a session even if it expires in a Linux environment. We have summarized the installation and minimal operation method.

Read more ...


How to avoid getting lost between vi and Emacs

Two major editors for Linux: Vi and Emacs. There are few opportunities to use either of them, and if you are unfamiliar with them, you can easily get lost. Therefore, we have put together an article with the aim of covering even the bare minimum of operations.

Read more ...


Introduction and initial settings of Neovim, relationship with sudoedit and points to note

The VSCode development style is sufficient on Windows, but if you dare to develop in a Linux environment, one option is to master the vi-based editor. In this article, we will introduce Neovim and organize its initial settings. We will also summarize the sudo nvim command and sudoedit that should be avoided.

Read more ...


Modern shell environment setup starting with zsh + starship

Don’t settle for “just using bash” with your newly acquired Linux. Introducing zsh and the high-speed, multifunctional prompt starship, we will set up the minimum necessary settings at once and build a modern shell environment.

Read more ...


Getting started with bare‑repo Linux dotfiles management

In this article, we will organize dotfiles management using the Bare-repo method. There are dotfile management managers such as dotbot / yadm / homeshick / chezmoi, but in the beginning, the bare-repo method, which can be completed with just git, is sufficient. If I ever run into any problems, I will reconsider migrating to dotfile management manager.

Read more ...


Initial tasks performed in a Linux environment

There are certain tasks you must perform every time you get a new Linux environment. However, it is inefficient to re-examine the work details every time. In this article, I summarized the initial setup and subsequent maintenance work that I did. Mainly assumes an Ubuntu-based environment.

Read more ...


Get a free Linux environment with Oracle Cloud

We will record the steps to create a free instance on Oracle Cloud Free Tier and connect to SSH from Windows.

Read more ...