Category: Linux

Welcome to the ultimate guide to sorting files in Linux! If you’re tired of the chaos that comes with a disorganized file […]

sed, short for “stream editor”, allows you to filter and transform text. A stream editor is used to perform basic text transformations […]

Cron is the system process that will automatically perform tasks for you according to a set schedule. The schedule is called the […]

To extract archive file in Linux, you can use the tar command, used for extracting content from the archive files. “tar” stands for […]

chmod command is used to change the permission of a file in Linux. In Linux, there is a set of rules for each file […]

There is a separate command to create and remove the directory in Linux. mkdir command is used to create a directory/folder on the […]

The ‘whatis’, ‘man’, and ‘apropos’ commands in Linux is a useful tool that provides quick access to the manual page descriptions for […]

To find the difference between 02 files in Linux, use the diff command. In nutshell, diff compares the contents of the two […]