The history command in Linux is no complex jargon. It is exactly what you think it is, and there is no hidden meaning behind it. The same way you look at your browser history after a long day on the …
Terminal Tuts
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Typically, in Linux, when your connection drops or user log out from the system, your session will terminate, and all the processes executed from the terminal will stop. If you want a program or command to keep running in the …
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Linux Terminal commands may give an impression of being complex to use for a beginner, but as you learn, you realize how easy, powerful, and effective they are. Tasks that could undergo multi-step processes through GUI can be executed quickly …
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The Linux command Netstat (Network Statistics) is used to display the different information of the network. That includes network connections, routing tables, masquerade connections, interface statistics, multicast membership, and so on.
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Linux is an excellent choice for those looking for a multitasking and multi-user operating system. Multiple processes can run simultaneously and independently from each other and is exceptionally stable. Whenever we run a program, a new process of that program’s …
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On several occasions, you may need to run a command or utility repeatedly after some time interval. We can use specific cron jobs with the help of bash scripting or using other programming languages. However, Linux has a built-in watch …
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The Linux Terminal is one of the most powerful and reliable utilities one can get hands-on. You can use it to install packages and applications, execute programs, solve arising system issues, etc.
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Linux has a set of powerful commands for doing different operations. Among those commands is the Head. It is also an important command that use to display the N numbers of lines of a file. Why is it needed? Imagine …
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Networking is an essential part of an operating system. Most of the computers in the world connect through a network. This network can be a small and straightforward home-based or as complex as a cloud computing data center. The networking …
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The Rsync (remote sync) command is a Linux/Unix utility used to synchronize and copy files and directories either locally or remotely. Most Linux geeks use Rsync to mirror, backup or migrate data across folders, across disks and networks. One notable …
