Mousepad : A Lightweight Text Editor For Fedora Linux

Mousepad is a lightweight and minimal text editor available for Fedora Linux.
Here is how to install it in Fedora :
1. Open Terminal and type :
sudo yum install mousepad.i686
2. Let the installation complete. It will now show up in Applications > Accessories or simply search for it from “Activities”.
Happy text editing.
How To Know How A Command Is Executed In Linux

Here’s how to know how a command is executed in Linux:
1. Issue the following command at the terminal –
strace -c <absolute path to the command>
for example, to know how ‘man’ command is executed, issue the following command at the terminal –
strace -c /usr/bin/man
The output will show you the system calls during the execution of the command. If you want to view...
How To Quickly Update Linux Mint / Ubuntu With A Single Command

Here’s how to quickly update Linux Mint / Ubuntu with a single command:
Issue the following command at the terminal –
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade -y
Enter your user password when prompted and then sit back and relax while your Linux Mint / Ubuntu distribution gets updated.
How To Quickly Find The File Type From Linux Mint/Ubuntu Command Line

Here is a quick way to find out properties of different files directly using the Linux Mint / Ubuntu command line.
1. Open Terminal and type :
file nameoffile
It will display what kind of file type is the given file along with a few other properties. This can be useful when there are a lot of files that need to be checked for properties and then store the information for reference.
For checking out...
Cool Linux Command Wallpaper

Here’s a cool Linux Commands Wallpaper:
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