In the world of Linux, you can find a variety of powerful tools that are often open-source, free, stable, and occasionally give you the illusion of being a “hacker”. Especially when you open the terminal—at that moment, you feel like you have command of the universe. In contrast, on Windows, you often find yourself dealing … Read more
(Add to favorites for Linux enthusiasts to enhance Linux skills) Source: baiyutang If you’ve used macOS, you must have a strong impression of iTerm2. Not to mention its split-screen feature, which is irreplaceable by other tools, along with convenient operations like theme colors, highlighting, searching, and shortcuts. Last year, I transitioned my productivity tools from … Read more
In embedded development, aside from development boards and oscilloscopes, the most frequent interaction is likely with terminal tools. Choosing the right terminal can double your debugging efficiency. Therefore, I have compiled a list of several high-frequency, practical, and straightforward terminal tools. While these tools may not cover every scenario, they are definitely robust enough for … Read more