Linux, Ubuntu, Debian, Mint, CentOS Tutorials
rm command is the ultimate tool used to remove/delete files and directories in Linux distributions. The rm command is provided by all Linux distributions like Ubuntu, Debian, Mint, Kali, CentOS, RHEL, Fedora. There are alternatives to the rm command like rmdir but it provides only removal of the directories. rm Command Syntax rm command has … Read more
Directories are used to store other directories of files. A directory can be even empty. Linux provides different commands in order to delete directory or directories. Command-line or GUI file managers can be used to delete or remove directories in Linux. In this tutorial, we will examine rm, rmdir, find commands alongside Nautilus File Manager … Read more
Vim/Vi are popular command-line text or code editors. As a command-line text editor, the vi/vim should be used with commands. While using a GUI-based text editor going end of the files is easy by scrolling down with a mouse but it is different in vi/vim editor as there is no scroller. Vi/vim provides some shortcuts … Read more
The process is the core part of an operating system where jobs or tasks are completed by the processes. Processes run for single or multiple tasks to complete or serve for a long time. Killing processes is an action to end processes and stop it. The process can be killed in different ways with different … Read more
HTTP or HTTPS is one of the most popular protocols used in IT and the web. HTTP/HTTPS is used to transmit data and communicate between client and server. Even HTTP and HTTPs are used via web browsers like Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Windows Edge, Opera, etc. there are different command-line tools that can be used … Read more
curl is a command-line tool used to make HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, and related web-based requests to the remote servers. Currently, the latest version of the curl supports protocols like “dict file ftp ftps gopher http https imap imaps ldap ldaps pop3 pop3s rtmp rtsp scp sftp smb smbs smtp smtps telnet tftp Features: AsynchDNS brotli … Read more
Linux provides different ways and commands in order to change the current working directory. Changing directory is especially important while working on the command line or terminal but also used with GUI applications. In this tutorial, we will talk about “How To Change Directory In Linux?”. Instructions described in this tutorial can be used for … Read more
Linux distributions like Debian, Ubuntu, Mint, Kali, etc. uses .deb packages in order to install new software. These .deb packages can be provided via different ways like a central repository, file server, USB, web page, etc. After acquiring a .deb package it should be installed into the current system. Even in most cases, centralized package … Read more