thanks guys for suggesting me this one. thanks for saving my dying laptop. I owe you big time.

covering: https://www.linuxteck.com/job-control-fg-bg-jobs/

• Running commands in the background with &
• Suspending processes using Ctrl+Z
• Listing active jobs with jobs
• Resuming work using bg
• Bringing jobs back with fg
• Common mistakes and best practices
• Real-world terminal examples

Well it's been a minute since I last posted about my shell! But I'm very happy to announce our newest feature! Desktop applets are now merged!

Desktop Applets can be placed both in the desktop and in the main launcher page of the dashboard, all through a drag and drop system:

Hover over the left or right, or add straight to the bar

Desktop Placement

Adding to the launcher

Additionally another feature has made its way into this update...

App Themes!

We now have a theme repo with matugen templates for common apps where they can be themed through the shell, transparency is supported for most apps too! This can be used to theme your other applications using caffyne shell's theme system(which uses matugen under the hood), all integrated in the shell!

https://preview.redd.it/p6t439e9hnhh1.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=d3e5cf7df6e3dac904021a61676c077e6de49484

The template repo can be found here: https://github.com/caffyne-org/caffyne-templates

Along with this we've added a ton of stability improvements, bug fixes and optimizations since the first release, with more to come as well! I'd like to thank everyone who contributed feedback and mentioned the bugs after release, as well as those who helped with packaging. The Linux community is amazing!

LINKS:

Website(includes install instructions): https://caffyne.org

GitHub Repo: https://github.com/caffyne-org/caffyne-shell

Discord: https://discord.gg/BcBk4CpKNA

covering: https://www.linuxteck.com/archiving-and-compression-in-linux/

• tar vs gzip vs bzip2 vs xz vs zip
• Which tool to use for different situations
• Essential commands you'll use regularly
• A quick decision guide
• LinuxTeck infographic for fast reference