Google Sheets & Google Translate for translations

 1. Using Google Sheets for Text Translation

This method works well for translating text in a simple format, such as a CSV, spreadsheet, or plain text file.

Steps:

    Step 1: Open Google Sheets.
    Step 2: Paste the original foreign text into column A.
    Step 3: In column B, use the GOOGLETRANSLATE function to translate each entry.
        For example, if the foreign text is in cell A1, in cell B1, enter:

    =GOOGLETRANSLATE(A1, "language_code_of_original_text", "language_code_of_target_language")

    Example: =GOOGLETRANSLATE(A1, "es", "en") (for Spanish to English).

Step 4: Copy the formula down the column to apply it to all rows.
Step 5: Once all text is translated, you can export the sheet as a CSV or Excel file to keep both the original and translated text in your preferred format.

 

 

Changing language of the keyboard

Changing language of keyboard with the command: setxkbmap fr.

Disable touchpad

To disable touchpad on laptop:

xinput list

xinput disable [number]

Excel: maand afschriften van de bank

Maand afschriften van de bank:
1. Komma's vervangen door punten
2. Het sorteren van de namen (met de bedragen erbij)
3. Een rij toevoegen zodat je AF en BIJ scheidt
4. Het gebruik maken van filter en refilter om bedragen naar naam te berekenen

How to import data tables from an Internet site and have them automatically updated

 https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Faq/Calc/113

1. Create a new LibreOffice Calc document.
2. Click on a cell in the table (A1 for example)
3. Go to Sheet ▸ Link to external data.
4. After a few seconds (sometimes a bit longer) a new window appears:
5. Check the Detect special numbers box.
6. Click OK.

What is a mountpoint?

A mount point is a directory on a file system that is logically linked to another file system. Mount points are used to make the data on a different physical storage drive easily available in a folder structure. Mount points are fundamental to Unix, Linux and macOS. Windows can use mount points, but it is not common.

https://www.techtarget.com/whatis/definition/mount-point

 

Tree command

De tree command kan ook als grep werken:
tree humble*