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Comment by Wojtek X on "Say Goodbye to Background Noise: Exploring the Power of Real-Time Noise Cancellation in Linux." | Hashnode

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Wojtek X

Jun 4, 2023

Few things here:

you dont have to cd into each dir to list its content. You an just do ls straight away.
dont have to logout and back in; you just reload users env, thats it. No need to do session manipulation.

Scammy content btw

Avijit Biswas

Python | ML | Content Creator

Jun 4, 2023

Thank you for your comments. Nice suggestions. I use cd for new users because they must know how to go to that particular directory (more practice), ls /bin only gives the list of items but does not change the directory. and some systems do not require logout they just work seamlessly such as POPOS(I use). But some need it.

Avijit Biswas POPOS? You mean PopOS? quite nice OS indeed. For applying changes without logging out and back in, I use source .bashrc command. It reloads your shell, applying all changes you have done to env from last login.

Wojtek X

Jun 4, 2023

Avijit Biswas

Python | ML | Content Creator

Jun 4, 2023

And Do you use it? Or just saying it's scammy content without using it?

Avijit Biswas

Python | ML | Content Creator

Jun 4, 2023

Wojtek X I don't agree with you. Everything can't be reloaded using source .bashrc or .zshrc, source .bashrc will reload the envs without closing the terminal.

But Sometimes it needs to log out to get an effect such as showing app icons (vary with system to system)

Wojtek X

Jun 6, 2023

Avijit Biswas You do not use 'source .bashrc' in GUI version of 'terminal'/to handle user sessions; there are other tools dedicated for this. Sourcing is typical for server enviroment. Here it fits perfectly.