This post explains how to run a Python script in terminal or CMD. This is a quick and powerful way to access your programs and improve workflow.

So, for instance, you can remotely log in to another PC over SSH, open up a screen session, and keep your applications running there in a screen session even after you disconnect.

Python virtual environments shine for keeping projects and conflicting packages separate. Just keep these dos and don’ts in mind.

Starting Tmux: Simply type tmux in your terminal. Creating New Sessions: Type tmux new -s session_name. Detaching Sessions: Press Ctrl-b d. Reattaching to Sessions: Type tmux attach-session -t session ...

The objective is to have a gnome terminal running as the desktop background, right above the actual background image, that won't be displayed by the statusbar or ticker.