Linux and Windows TOGETHER. BEST of both with virtual machines.

Linux and Windows TOGETHER. BEST of both with virtual machines.

Running Windows 11 in a virtual machine on Linux provides an incredible blend of stability, security, and accessibility. Whether you need Windows-exclusive software or want to explore the latest features of Windows 11 without compromising your Linux environment, this setup offers the best of both worlds. Virtual Machine Launch Script: https://gitlab.com/stephan-raabe/dotfiles/-/blob/main/scripts/launchvm.sh Installation Script: https://gitlab.com/stephan-raabe/archinstall/-/blob/main/optional/libvirt.sh Not…

MIRROR your ANDROID screen on LINUX. EASY with SCREEN COPY (scrcpy)

MIRROR your ANDROID screen on LINUX. EASY with SCREEN COPY (scrcpy)

In this video I’ll be diving into the world of SCREENCOPY (scrcpy), a fantastic tool that allows you to mirror your Android device screen on your computer effortlessly. Whether you’re a developer, content creator, or simply looking for an efficient way to manage your Android device, SCREENCOPY has got you covered. So, let’s explore the…

LINUX productivity BOOSTER with the ALIAS command. SPEED UP your workflow.

LINUX productivity BOOSTER with the ALIAS command. SPEED UP your workflow.

Aliases in Linux serve as convenient shortcuts for frequently used commands, enabling the execution of lengthy commands through a concise keyword. This not only enhances efficiency but also aids in command recall. Alias is pne of the best and valuable linux commands. Learn more on this tutorial. By assigning aliases to frequently utilized commands, considerable…

GROWTH RATE calculator with PYTHON and RICH on LINUX. DAILY in USE!

GROWTH RATE calculator with PYTHON and RICH on LINUX. DAILY in USE!

Calculating the growth rate of two numbers for digital marketing reports is required nearly daily. Growth rate calculator: https://gitlab.com/stephan-raabe/dotfiles/-/blob/main/scripts/growthrate.py That’s why I created a Python script to calculate the growth rate within my terminal. I’m using two Python libraries: Rich: https://github.com/Textualize/rich Pyperclip: https://pypi.org/project/pyperclip/