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Let’s Decompress A File (tar.gz) In The Terminal

Pretty much every Linux user has to look up how to decompress a file in the terminal. Ask them to…

2 years ago

Show Date And Time In The Terminal

Today's article is a nice and easy one, where I show you how to show the date and time in…

2 years ago

Let’s Use ‘ls’ To Sort Files By Time

Today's article is going to tell you how to sort files by time while using the 'ls' command in the…

2 years ago

Check Your Linux Kernel Log For Errors With ‘dmesg’

You can check your kernel logs for errors with dmesg, if you need to. I previously wrote an article about…

2 years ago

How To: Write Text To A File From The Terminal with “>” and “>>”

The title of this article probably should have been, "How To: Write Text To A File From The Terminal With…

2 years ago

Automatically Logout Of Your Shell

For security reasons, you'll possibly automatically logout of your user sessions. If you didn't know, you can actually do that…

3 years ago

Find Your Username In Linux

Today's article is going to be fairly brief and easy, as it just covers how to find your username in…

3 years ago

Use A GUI To Manage Debian’s Software Repositories

You can manage Debian's software repositories through the terminal, even by just editing some files. It's not terribly hard, but…

3 years ago

Count Word Frequency In A Text File

Have you ever wanted to count the word frequency in a text file? Have you ever wanted to know how…

3 years ago

Time A Command To See How Long It Takes To Run

Have you ever wanted to time a command? Well, you can! Linux includes the ability to time a command, so…

3 years ago