Today, I learned something neat. I'll never figure out a way to turn this into an article, but it's entirely new to me.
I've tried it with a few file managers. I don't know how many it works in. It works in some.
If you have a second computer that you SSH into, open your file manager and put ssh://ip.address.goes.here and then press the enter button.
Huh... That's neat!
The next one doesn't appear to have any value, but it's just weird... It may not work for people using zsh or the likes. I dunno, I haven't dug into it.
Open your terminal.
Press escape.
Press the number 7.
Press the letter P.
I have no idea what that's for. It kinda triggers a fuzzy memory, so it may go back as far as ye olde Unix - but I can't place it.
I've tried it with a few file managers. I don't know how many it works in. It works in some.
If you have a second computer that you SSH into, open your file manager and put ssh://ip.address.goes.here and then press the enter button.
Huh... That's neat!
The next one doesn't appear to have any value, but it's just weird... It may not work for people using zsh or the likes. I dunno, I haven't dug into it.
Open your terminal.
Press escape.
Press the number 7.
Press the letter P.
I have no idea what that's for. It kinda triggers a fuzzy memory, so it may go back as far as ye olde Unix - but I can't place it.
