Quickly Fix Common Typos In Documents Directly Using Linux Mint/Ubuntu Command Line

Correcting typos and various spelling mistakes can be directly done using Linux Terminal. This is because it already has a useful interactive spell checker tool – aspell. It can help in quickly checking documents for typos and fix them. Here is how to use it: To list all the possible typos present in a document, run the command: aspell list <  nameofdocument It will then check for typos...

Quickly View Directory Structure Through Terminal In Linux Mint/Ubuntu

Listing file permissions and user id when using Tree
Having a lot of folders and subfolders within them can make it somewhat messy to manage them. Tree is a useful Linux tool that shows the entire directory/folder  structure in an easy to read tree like form using a nicely colored output all through the Linux Terminal. To install it : Open Terminal in Linux Mint / Ubuntu and type : sudo apt-get install tree After it is installed, type either “tree”...