With some simple Bash commands, you can gather, parse, and filter text data into CSV files ready for your favorite statistical application.

Armed with the right shell commands, you can quickly identify and evaluate file and directory metadata.

With Bash, keeping a task simple often means using several different tools that all do their jobs well. Here's an easy, effective way to create a notification for when your laptop is unplugged.

Designed for students, the BBC micro:bit, in conjunction with MicroPython and the Mu editor, can help you get started with microcontroller programming.

Creating your own clients to interact with your friends in the Fediverse is easy. A bit of Python and an off-the-shelf module will do the trick.

With its innovative scripting language, Oil, the Bash-compatible Oil shell aims to make life easier for script developers.

When it comes to working at the command line, using Bash history effectively can save you time. McFly extends the Bash history's features and helps you find past commands more quickly.

The kernel supports performance analysis with built-in tools via the Linux performance counters subsystem. perf is easy to use and offers a detailed view of performance data.

The Scapy packet manipulation program lets you analyze and manipulate packets to create incident response reports or examine network security.

EasySSH lives up to its name and starts SSH connections at the click of a mouse.