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Introduction Ever wondered what happens when you press the power button of your Linux machine? 🤔. This blog will give you a better understanding of how things work behind the scenes, in the following…
So we know that the "ls" list command will tell us all the stuff in our current working directory. We also learn cd we can change directories to something else that we’re not like cd desktop now we’re…
Hey there👋🏻! This article is all about Input Output Redirection in Linux. These are very useful when you want to save any output in a file or use a file as input to a program. We will also learn a b…
Linux Shell or “Terminal” So, basically, a shell is a program that receives commands from the user and gives it to the OS to process, and it shows the output. Linux's shell is its main part. Its distr…
If you've ever used a computer, you're probably familiar with Microsoft Windows. But there's another popular operating system out there called Linux. So, what exactly is Linux? In short, it's a free a…
1. Users Let us consider two users of a system namely Phanee and Gopi. Phanee may have some set of privileges and Gopi may have some set of privileges, which may or may not be equal. Every user has th…
What is Linux? Linux is well known as a UNIX like Operating System, but it is just the Linux Kernel plus the software and applications/utilities running over it. The software(s) running on Linux are G…
A shell, in basic terms, is a Linux command line interface that accepts input, execute it, and displays it to the standard output. The input could be from the user (keyboard) or redirected from a file…
In this blog, we will understand how the vi Editor works in Unix. There are many ways to edit files in Unix.The vi also has an improved version called "vim" editor which stands for "vi" improved edito…
The man command is collectively referred to as the linux manual. It provides documentation for commands. Almost every command has a man "page". Pages are grouped into "chapters". Syntax: man [<chapte…
