If you want to prevent certain packages being accidentaly or purposely being removed, do this.
Example packages: nano and vim
Create a file: /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/protectedPackages
Place this into the file:
pkgCacheGen::ForceEssential {
"nano";
If you want to prevent certain packages being accidentaly or purposely being removed, do this.
Example packages: nano and vim
Create a file: /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/protectedPackages
Place this into the file:
pkgCacheGen::ForceEssential {
"nano";
LibreWolf by default closes all tabs unless they are pinned when you exit. | |
`Settings > General > Open previous windows and tabs` |
I wrote this down as I don't like having to install a handful of dependencies just to add a repository (PPA) on Ubuntu.
I used fish in my example.
Commands to run | |
# This will take a while: | |
`gitlab-rails console` | |
Then once you have the prompt `Feature.enable(:vscode_web_ide), run: | |
`Feature.enable(:vscode_web_ide)` |
flatpak install org.flatpak.Builder |
echo wayland > ~/.config/steamos-session-type | |
Then reboot. |
-screen-width 2560 -screen-height 1440 -screen-fullscreen 1 |
4 is the number of commits you want to squash
git rebase -i origin/master~4 branch_name
This will open your edit, replace the pick
with squash
on the commits you want to squash into the main commit.
The editor will open again and you need to comment out all commit messages that you don't want.
git push -f git push origin +branch_name
Level | Action | MySQL | PostgreSQL | SQLite |
---|---|---|---|---|
General | Exit | quit | \quit | .quit |
Database | List Databases | show databases; | \l | .databases |
Database | Create Database | CREATE DATABASE db_name; | ||
Database | Connect to a Database | use db_name; | \c db_name | |
Table | List Tables | show tables; | \dt | .table |
Table | Describe Table Columns | describe table_name; | \d table_name | .schema table_name |
Processses | Show Process List | show processlist; | ||
Read Data | Show All Data | select * from table_name; | select * from table_name; |
Thunderbird 115 introduced a new look. I hate it. Not only does it no longer fit in with KDE Plasma, it lost functionality due to it's new integrated search bar in the title bar.
So I went on a mission to fix it.
Go into Settings
> General
> Language & Appereance
and uncheck the Hide system window titlebar