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How to fix the bash: unmount: command not found error

It's a sneaky one (a typo), you need to use: umount instead!

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How to copy both hidden and visible files from the current folder using scp

# Local -> Remote:
scp -r <local_path> <host>@<ip>:<remote_path>

# Remote -> Local:
scp -r <host>@<ip>:<remote_path> <local_path>

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How to run diff on outputs of two commands

diff <(<first_command>) <(<second_command>)

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@echo off

:: Vars:
SET filename=battery-report.html


:: Generate the battery report file (in script's path):
powercfg /batteryreport > nul

:: Open the file (in the default browser):

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How to fix the -bash: /usr/bin/scp: No such file or directory error when trying to use [scp][1]

Simply install [openssh][2], like so:

# on Arch:
sudo pacman -S openssh

and try using [scp][1] again!

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How to fix Vim / Neovim not copying to system clipboard

If you can't copy text from Vim / Neovim to your system's clipboard, for instance when using the "+y shortcut (I've encountered this issue when testing out Fedora + KDE + Wayland).

Try installing the wl-clipboard package, like so:

sudo dnf install wl-clipboard

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How to install Docker and Docker Compose on Arch Linux

Or install them automatically

1. Install docker:

yes | sudo pacman -Syu docker

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How to install Firefox Developer Edition on Linux Fedora

0. Make sure the dnf-plugins-core package is installed.

1. Enable the the4runner/firefox-dev Copr repository:

   sudo dnf copr enable the4runner/firefox-dev

2. Install Firefox Developer Edition:

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How to automatically and easily install Docker on Linux

1. Make sure you have curl installed and run:

curl https://get.docker.com -s | sh

2. (you may not have to perform this step) Get command for installing newuidmap and newgidmap binaries by running:

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How to automatically mount a network Samba share on Arch Linux!

1. Install the [cifs-utils][1] package: sudo pacman –S cifs-utils.
2. Make a mount folder for the SMB share: sudo mkdir /mnt/<Path>.
3. Create a backup of the [fstab][2] file (just in case): sudo cp /etc/fstab /etc/fstab_backup.
4. Open the [fstab][2] file in your favorite editor: sudo vim /etc/fstab.
5. Add the mount line: //<Server_address>/<Server_share_and_internal_path> /mnt/<Path> cifs username=<Server_user>,pass=<Server_password> 0 0.

6. Save the file.
7. Reload [fstab][2]: sudo mount -av.