There are many times when you have an application with multiple different versions. It sometimes becomes confusing to figure out which command to use the appropriate version of the software. A command example would be …
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If you love doing things using the command-line interface(CLI) or automating stuff, you would love to know about the usage of the locate command. It helps to find files by their names. You may use different …
Very often I find myself searching for information about a command or searching the various options available from a command. Well, guess what, most of the information that we need is inside our own Linux …
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The grep command is one of the most powerful commands in Linux. It is used for searching a pattern inside files. The pattern can range from a simple alphabet to a complex regular expression. There …
If you're seeing following warning
It is mostly because you've old Linux kernels piled up in /boot directory. If you're wondering that you never specifically downloaded and installed the new kernel, then you should watch …
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The ls command lists the files in the current directory in alphabetical order, if no directory is specified. This command is extremely useful in gathering information about the details of the files present in …
Command Line Interpreter(CLI) is one of the MVP(most valuable Product) of the Unix Operation Systems. Programs with CLI are generally easier to automate.
The general pattern of an OS(Operating System) command-line interface is
Prompt command …
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Welcome to the world of Linux, where everything is a file, even a device!.
The Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS) defines the structure of file systems on Linux and other UNIX-like operating systems.