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Gunzip Command in Linux
Use gunzip command in Linux with our step-by-step tutorial. The gunzip command is used to decompress files that were compressed by gzip command.…
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Tar Command in Linux (Create and Extract Archives)
Use tar command in linux with our step-by-step tutorial. It is used for creating archives to store files on magnetic tape.…
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Linux Tail Command
Use linux tail command with our step-by-step tutorial. It displays the latest part of one or more files or piped data (10 lines by default).…
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Rsync Command in Linux with Examples
Use rsync command in Linux with our step-by-step tutorial. A command-line tool that synchronizes files between sites using shell or Rsync daemon.…
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How to Clear (Flush) the DNS Cache on Windows, MacOS, and Linux
Clear (Flush) the DNS Cache on Windows, MacOS, and Linux with our step-by-step tutorial. The DNS cache stores historical DNS lookups temporarily.…
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How to Install Microsoft Office on Linux
Install Microsoft Office on Linux with our step-by-step tutorial. Microsoft Office is the global leader in office productivity suite.…
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Unlink Command in Linux (Remove File)
Use unlink command in Linux with our step-by-step tutorial. The unlink command in Linux is used to remove a single file.…
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Pkill Command in Linux
Use pkill command with our step-by-step tutorial. A command-line utility that sends signals to processes based on specified criteria.…
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Linux Touch Command
Use the Linux touch command with our step-by-step tutorial. It is used to create new files or update the timestamp of existing files.…
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Echo Command in Linux with Examples
Use echo command in Linux with our step-by-step tutorial. It is a powerful command that is widely used in scripts and command-line operation.…
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Date Command in Linux
Use date command in linux with our step-by-step tutorial. It is used to print the date, time in various formats, as well as to calculate future.…
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Ln Command in Linux (Create Symbolic Links)
Create symbolic links using ln command in Linux with our step-by-step tutorial. It is a file that points to another file or directory.…