Bash

Running multiple versions of Drush side-by-side can be essential when working with legacy Drupal sites. By aliasing older Drush versions—like Drush 8—you can maintain compatibility with outdated PHP requirements without interfering with newer Composer-based workflows. This approach ensures that legacy projects remain accessible without disrupting modern development environments.

When Drush 12 deprecated the Drush Launcher, managing multiple Drupal sites on shared hosting got trickier. This solution ensures Drush continues to behave as it previously did—always using the version included with each project, regardless of where the command is run.

Setting up OpenProject on a fresh Ubuntu server involves more than just installing packages. Restoring backups, configuring Git repositories, and enabling SSL all play a part in getting everything running smoothly.

Customizing your Bash prompt to show the current Git branch makes working in the terminal more efficient. Pair it with Git-aware autocomplete, and you’ll get instant context and faster commands with every keystroke.

Need a live view of a Linux file as it updates? The tail command makes it easy to monitor changes in real time, perfect for watching log files and tracking system activity as it happens.