public kill • 4 min read • How to Kill a Process in Linux Kill process in Linux with step-by-step tutorial.Killing a process is a fundamental task to terminate unresponsive or unwanted processes.…
public basename • 3 min read • How to Use Basename Command in Linux Use basename command with our step-by-step tutorial. It is a command-line tool for removing the directory, trailing suffix from files.…
public less • 4 min read • Less Command in Linux In this tutorial, we will discuss the less command that displays the contents of a file or command output, one page at a time…
public find • 6 min read • How to Use Find Command in Linux Use Find Command in Linux with our step-by-step tutorial. The find command is a powerful tool for Linux system administrators.…
public type • 3 min read • Linux Type Command Use Linux type command with our step-by-step tutorial. The type command is used to display command type information.…
public linux • 4 min read • How to use the Linux Screen Command Use the Linux Screen Command with our step-by-step tutorial. Using the command, you can launch multiple shell sessions in a single SSH session.…
public linux • 3 min read • How to Use Linux Shutdown Command Use the Linux Shutdown Command with our step-by-step tutorial. The shutdown command helps in bringing down the system in the most secure way.…
public chmod • 9 min read • Chmod Command in Linux (File Permissions) Use chmod command in Linux with our step-by-step tutorial. Access to files in Linux is controlled by file permissions, attributes, and ownership.…
public ls • 5 min read • Ls Command in Linux (List Files and Directories) Use the ls command with our step-by-step tutorial. The ls command displays information about files and directories in the file system.…
public sudo • 5 min read • Sudo Command in Linux Use the sudo command with our step-by-step tutorial. Using sudo instead of logging in as root is safer.…
public cat • 4 min read • Cat Command in Linux Use cat command with our step-by-step tutorial. The cat command gets its name from its ability to concatenate files.…
public head • 4 min read • Linux Head Command Use the Linux head command with our step-by-step tutorial. The head command prints the first 10 lines of files or piped data by default.…