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pulseaudio --start pulseaudio --start
``` ```
### Peek
[Peek](https://github.com/phw/peek#debian) is a GIF recorder for Linux.
There are no official Debian packages, yet, but you can easily create your own .deb package for Peek. First, install the build dependencies:
```shell
sudo apt install cmake valac libgtk-3-dev libkeybinder-3.0-dev libxml2-utils gettext txt2man
```
Then build Peek and package it:
```shell
git clone https://github.com/phw/peek.git
mkdir peek/build
cd peek/build
cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr -DGSETTINGS_COMPILE=OFF ..
make package
```
This will create the package peek-x.y.z-Linux.deb (where x.y.z is the current version). You can install it with dpkg:
```shell
sudo dpkg -i peek-*-Linux.deb
```
### RabbitMQ Server ### RabbitMQ Server
Installing RabbitMQ Server on Debian Stretch fails because the dependent packages `erlang-nox` and `esl-erlang` on Debian repos are slightly outdated. Hence, follow these instructions: Installing RabbitMQ Server on Debian Stretch fails because the dependent packages `erlang-nox` and `esl-erlang` on Debian repos are slightly outdated. Hence, follow these instructions:
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``` ```
RabbitMQ Server should have automatically started by now, but if it is not, run `rabbitmq-server start` (sudo if required). RabbitMQ Server should have automatically started by now, but if it is not, run `rabbitmq-server start` (sudo if required).
### _MISC
<details>Useful Linux commands</details>
<description>
- Information about graphic card:
- `sudo lspci -v -s 01:00.0`
- `inxi -Gx`
- List all shell commands available `compgen -c` (use with `grep`?)
</description>

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