Screenshots
sudo apt install gnome-screenshot- Open
keyboard shortcuts -> add custom shortcuts
- I use
ctrl-alt-4 to enable gnome-screenshot -a
Window Focus (Which seems to be an )
On my Ubuntu 22.04 system, when trying to download webpages / images from Chrome / Firefox, I noticed that the download dialog box is not focused in the first place. After searching for auto-focusing, I came up with a sub-optimal solution: auto-shift to window that the mouse currently hovers on.
sudo apt install gnome-tweaksPress the Super (Windows) key and type Tweaks, then press Enter.- Choose
focus on hover,
- If you don’t want to see the other window that’s out of focus already, choose “Raise Window When Focused”
- Press Alt + F2, type r, and press Enter. This restarts the GNOME Shell without logging out.
File Differences
diff shows which files are different and which files show in both places
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| diff -qr filter_projects/ Fun_Projects/filter_projects/
Only in filter_projects/: build_project.sh
Files filter_projects/face_tracker/face_tracker.cpp and Fun_Projects/filter_projects/face_tracker/face_tracker.cpp differ
Files filter_projects/face_tracker/face_tracker.hpp and Fun_Projects/filter_projects/face_tracker/face_tracker.hpp differ
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- If in a git repo, see when the directory was last modified:
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| git log -1 --format="%ci" -- filter_projects/
2022-03-31 12:07:13 -0500
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-1: Limits the output to the most recent commit.--format="%ci": Formats the output to display the commit date in ISO format.
