Alby Andersen
How to Check Disk Usage of Linux File System
The df (disk filesystem) command in Linux is used to display information about disk space…
How to Kill a Running Linux Process
The kill command in Linux is used to terminate or send signals to processes by…
How to List Currently Running Linux Processes
The ps command in Linux displays information about active processes running on the system. It…
How to Remove Duplicate Lines in Linux
The uniq command in Linux filters out repeated, adjacent lines from a file or input…
How to Sort Files Based on Sizes in Linux
The sort command in Linux is used to arrange lines of text in a specified…
How to Use tee Command in Linux
The tee command in Linux reads input from stdin, writes it to stdout, and simultaneously…
How to Print Last 10 Lines of Files in Linux
The tail command is an indispensable tool for system administrators and developers, particularly for log…
How to Print First 10 Lines of Files in Linux
The head command, especially when combined with other commands through pipes, becomes an essential tool…
How to Search Text or String in Files on Linux
These examples demonstrate grep’s powerful text-searching capabilities, making it an essential tool for system administrators…
How to Use the Gzip Command in Linux
Gzip's combination of good compression ratio, speed, and widespread availability makes it one of the…
Difference Between “more” and “less” Commands
Most modern Linux users prefer less for its power and flexibility.
How to Create and Extract Tar Archive Files in Linux
Here’s a list of practical examples of the tar command.
How to Read Contents of Text File in Linux
The less command streamlines text file analysis, making it indispensable for developers and sysadmins.
How to Print Line of Text or String in Linux
Here’s a list of practical examples of the echo command in Linux
How to Print or View Contents of File in Linux
Here’s a list of practical examples of the cat command.
