9 Dangerous Linux Commands You Should Avoid
Linux shell/terminal commands are very powerful, and just a simple command could lead to the deletion of a folder, files, or even the root folder. In …
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How to Use the ‘fd’ Command in Linux
The fd command, short for “find directory,” is designed to search and locate files and directories within the filesystem. It’s known for its sim…
How to Use the ‘glances’ Command in Linux
From CPU to disk usage, 'glances' offers real-time insights into your Linux system.
How to Use the ‘head’ Command in Linux
Get a quick glimpse of file beginnings with the Linux 'head' command.
How to Use the ‘htop’ Command in Linux
Navigate Linux processes, memory, and CPU with the interactive 'htop' command.
How to Use the ‘ln’ Command in Linux
Learn how to use the 'ln' command in Linux for better file organization and system customization.
How to Use the ‘locate’ Command in Linux
'locate' command is your go-to for fast Linux file and directory searches.
How to Use History Command in Linux
Learn and master Linux's history command to track and manage your terminal activities.
How to Use the ‘lsof’ Command in Linux
Learn how to monitor and manage open files in Linux with the lsof command
How to Use the ‘mtr’ Command in Linux
Learn how to troubleshoot network issues like a pro with Linux's mtr command.
How to List Files and Folders in Linux
Understand the power of the 'ls' command for efficient file management.
How to Use the ‘rename’ Command in Linux
Get hands-on with Linux's 'rename' command for efficient bulk file management.