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How to change default shell in Linux

by Vedant KumarJuly 19, 2019July 19, 20190

What is a SHELL? The shell executes a program in response to its prompt. When you give a command, the shell searches for the program, …

Process monitoring and information gathering in Linux

by Vedant KumarJuly 14, 2019July 14, 20190

Overall you have two ways to monitor processes at Linux host Static monitoring Interactive monitoring Static monitoring The most widely used command is ps (i.e., …

Basic ‘ls’ Command Examples in Linux

by Vedant KumarJune 29, 2019October 2, 20190

Basic ls command with all its parameters: ls -a list all files including hidden file starting with ‘.’ ls –color colored list [=always/never/auto] ls -d …

how to check disk space in Linux

by Vedant KumarJune 29, 2019October 2, 20190

Investigate Directories For Disk Usage Sometimes it may be required to find out which directory consuming how much disk space especially when you are used …

Detect what debian-based distribution you are working in

by Vedant KumarJune 24, 2019October 2, 20190

In this tutorial, I would like to talk to you about your Linux distribution and how you can find that in which distribution you were …

File Manipulation in Linux

by Vedant KumarJune 22, 2019October 2, 20190

Files and directories (another name for folders) are at the heart of Linux, so being able to create, view, move, and delete them from the …

Searching for files by patterns in name/contents

by Vedant KumarJune 19, 2019October 2, 20190

A common and task of someone using the Linux Command Line (shell) are to search for files/directories with a certain name or containing certain text. …

Basic Linux Utilities

by Vedant KumarJune 13, 2019October 2, 20190

In this tutorial, I have collected some of the useful utility commands which will include various network monitoring, system auditing or some other random command …

File Management Commands for Linux Server

by Vedant KumarJune 10, 2019October 2, 20190

Linux uses some conventions for present and parent directories. This can be a little confusing for beginners. Whenever you are in a terminal in Linux, …