This post will guide you through how to create and view hidden files in Linux using both the command-line interface (CLI) and graphical user interface (GUI). We will explore different methods to hide files, view …
The default shell in Linux plays a crucial role in how users interact with the system. This guide explains how to change the default shell in Linux using various methods like the usermod command, chsh …
The Linux terminal is a powerful tool for managing files, running applications, and configuring systems. This guide explores multiple methods on how to open a Linux terminal, including using keyboard shortcuts, the Dash button, and …
This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to disable IPv6 in Linux using both temporary and permanent methods, ensuring flexibility for your system’s needs. Table of Contents: What is IP (Internet Protocol)? IP (Internet Protocol) …
You can use the zip command to compress files with a password. This post helps you to create and open password-protected ZIP files in Linux. Table of Contents What is the zip Command? The zip …
In Linux operating systems, the $PATH variable plays a vital role. It tells the shell where to search for executable files when a command is issued. By defining a list of directories, the $PATH variable …
Identifying files created or modified in the last N days can be essential in many scenarios. If you’re wondering how to find files modified in the last N number of days in Linux, sorting files …
This post has covered the fundamental aspects of repositories in Linux, from their configuration and synchronization to installation, dependency resolution, and updates. The step-by-step instructions for adding repositories, whether through the command-line or graphical tools …
This guide covers installing and configuring tools and plugins for features like autocompletion, autosuggestions, syntax highlighting, command-line search, and better Git support. Table of Contents 1. Install Zsh The Z shell (Zsh) is a powerful …
Linux has a very powerful and efficient command-line interface (CLI), but while working with CLI sometimes the user may need to save the outputs of some commands for future reference or analysis. Linux provides powerful …