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How to Use Linux Screen
Tell us if this sounds familiar – you lose connection in the middle of a complicated task you are performing on a remote server. That means you have wasted hours of work, and you don’t want that to happen. When it comes to helpful Linux...
A Detailed Guide on the Bash for Loop Functions and Commands
Whether you are a programming beginner or an experienced developer, you will agree with us on one thing – loops are among the basic concepts of many languages used in programming. Do you need to repeatedly execute a line of commands until you meet a...
How to Add a User to a Group on Linux
The Linux system supports joining users together in a group to make account management easier. Let’s take a look at how you can create, list, and erase groups and add and remove users from them. What You Need for This Tutorial Apart from a Linux-based...
How to Use the Linux Time Command
The time command might not be the most frequently used one in a Linux terminal, but that doesn’t diminish its usefulness. If you want to know the time required for the command to run, as well as some other details, this is the right command...
How to Use Linux Chown Command Properly
It is not easy to be a Linux newbie who tries to find their way around this amazing operating system. Fortunately, you can find many tutorials that make utilizing terminal and typing commands a piece of cake. The chown is one of those commands that...
How to List Users in Linux Using the Terminal
Whether you have a particular reason why you need to know more about the users of your system or you are only curious, you can use a simple command to list users with registered accounts on your OS. Take a look at the easiest tutorial...
All You Should Know about Linux Shutdown Commands
You can turn off your Linux system in multiple ways, but the safest one is by utilizing the shutdown command. As soon as you initiate shutting down, the system will send a message to inform other users who are logged-in, and it will prevent new...
How to Change User Password on Linux
Using the command line is the quickest and easiest way to make magic happen in the world of Linux. The “passwd” utility is what gives us the opportunity to change and manage passwords for all users of your system. In this guide, we will explain...
How to Find Files in Linux Using Command Line
You know the feeling when you leave your car keys somewhere in the room, but you don’t have the slightest idea where they are? The same happens with files on a PC, except that you can use the “find” function to locate them. Let’s take...
Examples on How to Use the scp Command in Linux
The command line in Linux is an incredibly powerful utility. You can do a wide variety of things by simply typing lines of text. In this guide, I will focus on using the scp command through examples so you can understand it easier. This will...
How to Use the Linux Command Line to Remove Files and Folders
One of the basic commands available in the Linux command line is the one allowing you to remove files or folders easily. By using the “rm” command, you can remove any unnecessary files and folders in a matter of seconds. Keep reading to find out...
Basic Linux Commands Every Beginner Should Know
You have completed the installation process, and you are ready to start using Linux. If you want the operating system to execute your requests, you need to know how to issue commands properly. Linux has become more user-friendly lately, which is why its distros have...