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Packages:

sudo apt install gh git

Configuring gh and git

Login via (just follow the prompts)

gh auth login

Config username and email:
-&gt; remove --global option to just configure the login for one specific repository/directory

git config --global user.email &quot;&lt;email-address&gt;&quot;</description>
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View NVMe smart data from CLI in Linux:

Therefore install the package:

sudo apt install nvme-cli

Their GitHub-Repository can be found here: github.com/linux-nvme/nvme-cli.

Then use smart-log to view SMART data:

sudo nvme smart-log /path/to/device

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The Linux Tool SSH-Copy-ID allows a password-less authentication for a SSH-connection.

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This tool can be used to “stress” a PC e.g. for testing purposes.

Install it on Debian by running:

apt install stress-ng

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