How to Use the SU Command in Linux
Stands for substitute user. This command is used to switch user and lets exceuting command with the privilage…
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How to Use the sed Command in Linux
Stands for “Stream Editor”. “sed” is a utility command that take file content or standard input (stdin) and…
Splitting Large XML File into Multiple Smaller Files
Many users have encountered issues with huge XML files and look for ways to lower the size of…
How to Use the Screen Command in Linux
This command is used to create a new session inside your current session. It typically is used to…
How to Delete Files and Folers in Linux
This command is used to remove files. It can also be used to remove directories when it’s invoked…
How to Use pwd Command in Linux
Stands for the print work directory. This command will output the full path of the current current directory.…
How to Use the Ping Command in Linux
The ping command is handy utility command to quickly test network connections. It sends a packet of data…
How to Use the mkdir Command in Linux
Short for “make directory”. As the name implies, this command is used to create a new directory when…
How to Use History Command in Linux
The “history” command reveals the list of the command that the current user has been invoked. The command…
How to List Files and Folders in Linux
Another most commonly-used commands in Linux. Use this command to list information of files and directories such as…
How to Use the Less Command in Linux
This command works similarly tail in which it can be used to view content of files, except you…
How to Use the Grep Command in Linux
A utility to search content input that match with one or more RegEx patterns. The content input can…