Author: Anil Sharma

In the Linux operating system, a process is an executing instance of a program. Each process is given a unique process ID […]

To add a user in Linux, you can use useradd command. Refer below syntax: useradd [options]. To view the options use same command with […]

To delete a user in Linux, you can use userdel command. Refer below syntax: $ userdel [options] Example: $ userdel anil To remove […]

In the Linux file system, files are grouped according to purpose. Ex: commands, data files, documentation. Several major directories are associated with all modern […]

The stat command is used to display detailed status of file, directory and file system in Linux. Syntax: stat [options] FILE… Example: $ […]

If you are a Linux user, then you probably know about the grep command. For those who don’t know, grep is a […]

If you’re new to Linux and need to know how to create an empty file, this tutorial will walk you through the […]

Moving files in the Linux system can be confusing for beginners, but it doesn’t have to be. With this comprehensive guide, you […]

Linux is a powerful operating system that offers a range of benefits to users, including enhanced security, stability, and flexibility. However, for […]