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Mobility data news! 📢 We’re proud to announce the launch of a project >1 year in the making: The new Operational Data Standard (#ODS)—developed by Cal-ITP w/ transit agencies & software developers—provides an open standard for representing personnel schedules and deadheads. 🚌🚉

@LinuxHandbook grep -r provides a list of files without the -l option anyways.

Quick Linux tip 🐧💡 To get a list of files that contain a given string, use: 𝗴𝗿𝗲𝗽 -𝗿𝗹 𝘀𝘁𝗿𝗶𝗻𝗴 . -r for recursive -l to list the files that match Enjoy Linux 😎

Looking for text into log files using grep command in Linux? Improve your search by adding context to the match with: ⮕ grep -C 3 search_pattern filename This will search 3 lines before and after the match. Easier to understand the logs this way.

Quick history command tips for Linux users 💡🐧 !! Repeats the previous command !10 Repeat the 10th command from the history !-2 Repeat the 2nd last command !string Repeat the command that starts with “string” ^str1^str2^ Substitute str1 in previous command with str2

😅😂 based upon original dilbert.com/strip/2017-11-…

Trisquel is a beautiful, fully free distribution of GNU/Linux. We also have Parabola and many other free GNU/Linux distributions -- all which respect your rights. Check out our list at: gnu.org/distros/free-d… #GNU #Linux #freesoftware

Das Zweitbeste am heute beginnenden #9EuroTicket ist, dass unser heiliges Tarif- und Verkehrsverbünde Reich deutscher Nation für mindestens drei Monate keine Rolle mehr spielt.

Hey @github, it's great that you started to display correctly if a repository has multiple licenses. But why don't you support the LICENSES directory, a quite common place to store licenses in? github.blog/changelog/2022…

@LinuxHandbook Slackware Trisqueal ElementaryOS FairphoneOS Arch NixOS

Challenge time!!! Without Googling, name a Linux distribution for each letter of your name. Let's see how many you know 😎🐧

Quick Linux tip 💡 If you find it difficult to read the directories in the $PATH variable, use the tr command and display them in lines: echo $PATH | tr ':' '\n' Look at the example and see the difference 👇

The $? variable in Linux. When a command finishes its run, an internal return code is generated and is displayed by running the echo $? command. If its value is 0, it means the command ran successfully. A non-zero return means an error has occurred. Stay tuned for more tips.

We love freedom 1, the freedom to study how the program works, and change it so it does your computing as you wish. Access to the source code is a precondition for this. Boost this post to share this freedom! Read more at gnu.org/philosophy/fre…

I hope I can try it out by myself soon. Cheers! #SoftwareFreedom

I am pleased to see my phone company @Fairphone and my favorite repair guide source @iFixit signing the #OpenLetter next to the other important players.

The freedom to study made #GAFAM who they are today. You wonder why they don't give back? They are not interested in you, only in your money to drive their sales and profit. #SoftwareFreedom

We love freedom 1, the freedom to study how the program works, and change it so it does your computing as you wish. Access to the source code is a precondition for this. Boost this post to share this freedom! Read more at gnu.org/philosophy/fre…

Free Software umpowers users to control technology in a self-determined manner. #SoftwareFreedom

@pavel Mit andern Worten: Bremen unterstützt Nutzer im selbstbestimmten Umgang mit Ticketkauf für den öffentlichen Verkehr. #SoftwareFreedom #Softwarefreiheit