Lsblk Command in Linux (List Block Devices)
A Block device is a file referring to a device. The devices can be HDDs, SDD’s, RAM Disks, etc. The block device files can be found under the directory /dev. In this
Linux IP Command – Examples + Options
The Linux IP command is a versatile tool that helps users in configuring network interfaces of Linux systems. It is the preferred command over the ifconfig command which is now deprecated. The
Touch Command in Linux – Options + Examples
The Linux operating system has multiple objects, such as application files, directories, system files, and binary files. These objects contain metadata information along with the files, which include create, access, and modification
Linux Top Command Explained
Every Linux process requires several resources to complete its operations. System administrators must always monitor these running processes and consumed resources to optimize system performance. The top or table or processes command-line
Tail Command in Linux – Options +Example
In a Linux system, log data are normally added to the end of the file. You may require to see the new additions to the log file. Linux tail command is commonly
Cat Command in Linux [Display, Concatenate, Create]
1. Introduction The cat command, short for concatenate, is one of the most commonly used commands in Linux. It is primarily used to concatenate and display the contents of files. It can
Ubuntu Change Hostname + Make it Permanent
The network is one of the most significant components of the modern information technology infrastructure. When your computer is connected to a network, other devices can communicate with your computer using the
How to Diff Command Colorize Output on Linux
Diff is a command-line utility that helps users to visually compare differences between 2 files line by line on a Linux/Unix system. Colordiff utility is a Perl script that is an improved