Switching users in Linux allows you to change from one user account to another without logging out of the current session. This can be useful for performing administrative tasks or…
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How to remove a file in Linux
August 15, 2024 / Command LineIn this guide, you will explore how to remove a file in Linux. Removing a file in Linux helps free up disk space, eliminate unnecessary files, and maintain an organised…
How to make a group in Linux
July 10, 2024 / Command LineWhen your Linux distribution supports multiple users, managing permissions through groups is more efficient than individually assigning permissions to each user. By creating groups with specific permissions and adding users…
How to use the ping command and how to perform a ping test on Linux
July 4, 2024 / Command LineThe ping (Packet Internet Groper) command is an extensively used tool for identifying network connectivity issues. It sends ICMP (Internet Control Message Protocol) packets to a destination (IP address, hostname,…
How to install and use Linux screen
July 2, 2024 / Command LineLinux Screen is a powerful tool that lets you to manage multiple terminal sessions from a single window. It is particularly useful for running long processes, as you can disconnect…
How to utilise recursive chown
March 22, 2024 / Command LineThis guide explains how to utilise recursive chown. Recursive chown is useful if you want to change the permissions for all the sub-directories and files inside a directory. Follow the…
How to use the rename command to rename files on Linux
October 25, 2023 / Command LineThe command offers enhanced file modification capabilities and is typically included in default Linux setups. If your system does not have it, you can install it via the Terminal. In…