Getting hardware and your Linux system software details are one of the important steps in Linux administration. In this article, we will dig deep into the commands used to fish out these system details using uname command-line tool.
Terminal Tuts
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Every time you go across Terminal Tuts on our website, you should be reading usage of lengthy command lines that are to be entered into the Terminal. Obviously, we don’t expect you to type the entire command manually, but rather …
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In today’s Learn Linux article, we will teach you how to create, delete, and manage the directories using command lines from the Linux Terminal. It applies to all Linux distributions. There is always the GUI way in Linux too, using …
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In this article of Terminal Tuts, we’re going to show you how to download Torrents using the command-line via the Terminal interface. We will use a program called rTorrent. There are many others, but most of them were created because …
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More often than not, files do get misplaced on your computer. For finding them, you will need to use some sort of tool and a bunch of rules. In today’s Terminal Tuts series, we’re going to explain how to find …
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If you’re using a Linux operating system, it’s beneficial to learn the Linux Terminal commands as well. We’re going to explain today how to delete, copy, move, and rename files using the CLI. We’re going to assume that the readers …
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One of the best ideas to overcome large file transfer trouble is to split the file into small segments and then upload or move them one at the time. When you want to open the file, you need to combine …
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In this guide, we look at 5 Best Linux Console File Managers alongside their features and benefits. A console refers to a computer interface that handles application on a text-only computer interface or a command line interface and in some cases …
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Performance is one of the most complicated parts of systems administration. Whenever you are trying to investigate the source of bad performance or the reason for the high workload, you need the right tools to do so.
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Automating tasks on Ubuntu can be done through a package called cron. Crontab which is an abbreviation for cron table is a configuration file used to schedule shell commands to run periodically.
