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How To Delete a File in Linux
All UNIX-based operating systems, including Linux, follow the structure that “everything is a file.” These systems treat all the regular files, directories, processes, symbolic links, and devices like...
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How To Use htop Command in Linux
The htop is a CLI utility to check an interactive list of running processes in real-time. It is a more feature-rich and user-friendly alternative to the top command. The htop command allows you to...
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How To Use Traceroute Command in Linux
Operating systems use packets for transferring the data on a network. These are small chunks of information that carry data and travel among devices. Moreover, when any network problem arises, packets...
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How to Change File Permissions in Linux
Linux works well as a multiuser operating system. Many users can access a single OS simultaneously without interpreting each other. However, if others can access your directories or files, the risk...
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How To Use Grep Command in Linux
As the name suggests, grep or global regular expression print lets you search for specific text patterns within a file’s contents. Its functionalities include pattern recognition, defining case...
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How to Add a User to a Group in Linux
In Linux, you can create groups to organize users having similar privileges collectively in a single place. Groups allow users to share resources, directory access, permissions, etc. Moreover, if you...
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How To Create a File in Linux
In operating systems, files are the building blocks that contain data, configurations, and programs. They aid in system customization, data organization, scripting and programming, user collaboration,...
View ArticleWhat is a Filesystem in Linux
Linux is widely known for its robust filesystem. This hierarchical structure stores and organizes all kinds of data, including files and directories. It offers disk fragmentations, symbolic linking,...
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How to Clear Screen in Linux
Linux is full of commands that allow you to achieve every task with numerous commands. Having these text-based commands is handy; you can unleash the full potential of your Linux system. Moreover, the...
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How To Set Environment Variables in Linux
Environment variables define the behavior of processes running on the system. These variables store information about the computing environment, and applications can access it to adapt their behavior...
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How To Use the Rsync Command in Linux
Synchronizing files and data among multiple servers is crucial for smooth functioning. Fortunately, many tools are available online for file synchronization, and Rsync is one of them. Rsync is one of...
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How To Use the history Command in Linux
Linux is a command-based operating system that relies primarily on commands to execute tasks. During a terminal session, you run various commands; noting them is not feasible as it can be...
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How To Use the Reboot Command in Linux
Linux is full of commands to perform various tasks with ease, and the reboot command is one of them. The reboot command lets you restart the system in a controlled manner. It has multiple...
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How To Use the wget Command in Linux
Data transmission is one of the most invaluable tasks in today’s internet world. Although numerous tools are available on the web to download files, Linux is one step ahead. The wget utility in Linux...
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How To Use Rufus in Linux
Rufus has become immensely popular due to its versatility, reliability, and efficiency. It is a tool for creating bootable USB drives to run multiple operating systems on your PC or laptop. Moreover,...
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How To Create a Tarball in Linux
Tar offers a great way of combining multiple files and directories in a single package. Tarball facilitates efficient data transmission and allows you to conserve disk space by reducing the file size...
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How To Delete a Directory in Linux
Directories are containers that hold various data, including text, media, and zip files. As a system administrator, you can create, move, or delete these directories. Although deleting a directory in...
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How To Create a User in Linux
Linux is a multi-user system, meaning multiple users can work collaboratively on a single system. It helps organizations streamline their workflow and divide the workload. Every employee or member who...
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How to Unzip Files in Linux
Archive(zip) files reduce space consumption to make the data transferable. That’s why most files you download from the web are in zip formats like tar, zip, and rar. However, you first need to unzip...
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How To Find a File in Linux
Linux is a famous OS due to its features, like its robust file management system. It lets you perform various operations such as creating, editing, moving, and renaming those files. However, these...
View ArticleBest Linux Remote Desktop in 2024
Remote desktop protocols, or RDPs, are used to access a system from any remote location over the Internet. These remote desktop tools are helpful for different tasks, like system administration,...
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How to List Processes in Linux
Processes are the running instances of programs that consume system resources. Listing these processes helps you monitor system activity, and troubleshoot issues. That’s why there are multiple tools...
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How To Set up a Cron Job in Linux
Cron is a time-based job scheduler that lets you schedule tasks and run scripts periodically at a fixed time, date, or interval. Moreover, these tasks are called cron jobs. With cron jobs, you can...
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How To Set Logrotate on Linux
The Logrotate utility simplifies the process of administering log files. It relocates and replaces log files to manage their size and organize them while maintaining the information present inside...
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