Command Line‘traceroute’ in Linux, Let’s Take a Closer Look!‘vnStat’ A Tool For Monitoring Your Bandwidth UsageA Bit About The Finger Command:A Couple More Ways To Find Your File System TypeA Couple More Ways To Find Your Network InterfacesA Couple Of Ways To Get Your Graphics Card InformationA Couple Of Ways To Monitor Swap UsageA Couple of Ways To Resize Images With ImageMagickA Few Ways To Count CPU Processors Or CoresA Few Ways to Determine Which Distro and Version You’re UsingA Fun Way To Check If Your Network Devices Are ConnectedA Little About The ‘echo’ CommandA Little About The ‘lscpu’ CommandA Little About The ‘lspci’ CommandA Little About The ‘lsusb’ Command.A Little About The ‘tail’ CommandA Quick Look At The Cat CommandA Quick Look At The Shutdown CommandAdd A Message Of the Day (MOTD) To SSHAdd User To The ‘sudoers’ GroupAnd Still Another Way To Find Files By ExtensionAnother Way To Find A Website’s IP AddressAnother Way To Find The Binary For A Specific CommandAnother Way To Show Mounted FilesystemsAnother Way To View Attached Storage DevicesAvoid Storing Commonly Used Commands In Your Bash HistoryBenchmark Your Linux Box With Geekbench 5Better Network Diagnostics With MTRBoot To Text Mode In LinuxBring Your Network Up Or Down (In The Terminal)Change Between CLI and GUI ModeChange Ownership Of Files And FoldersChange The ‘sudo’ Password TimeoutChange Your Home DirectoryChange Your HostnameChange Your Timezone In LinuxCheck Disk Speed In The TerminalCheck Memory Usage With ‘free’ In LinuxCheck System Information With unameCheck To See If SELinux Is WorkingCheck Your (Write) Disk Speed In The TerminalCheck Your Linux Kernel Log For Errors With ‘dmesg’Check Your Memory In The Terminal: Part IICheck Your NIC Speed In The TerminalClear Cache, Buffer, And Swap SpaceClear The TerminalCompare Two Text Files Side By SideCompress A File With WinRARControl Your WiFi With ‘rfkill’ And MoreConvert Disk Image Formats To .ISOCount The Files In A DirectoryCount The Number Of Running Processes Per UserCount Word Frequency In A Text FileCreate A New UserCreate A New User In LinuxDealing With “Could not get lock /var/lib/apt/lists/lock”Delete Directories From The Terminal In LinuxDemystifying journalctl: A Comprehensive Guide to Linux System LoggingDetermine If You’re Using UEFIDid You Know You Have A Calendar In The Terminal?Disable A PPA The Hard WayDisable Bluetooth From Automatically Starting At BootDisable Specific Terminal CommandsDisable WiFi From The TerminalDisallow Directory Listing (in the terminal)Don’t Let Applications Close When The Terminal Is ClosedEasily Monitor Your Wireless ConnectionEnable fsck On System StartEnable x11 Forwarding With SSH (Remotely Use GUI Applications)Extract Files From .DEB FilesExtract Multi-Part rar Files In UbuntuExtract Text From Multiple File TypesFind A Command’s BinaryFind A File While Ignoring Case SensitivityFind A Program’s PID (Process Identification)Find An Application’s Process ID (PID)Find And Remove Duplicate Files With rdfindFind Files Created On A Specific DateFind Files Modified On A Specific DayFind Files Owned By A Specific UserFind Multiple Filenames By Extension – With LocateFind Out If A Package Is Installed In DebianFind Out What A File IsFind Out When A File Was CreatedFind Out Which Display-Manager You’re UsingFind Out Which Shell You’re UsingFind Recently Modified FilesFind The Boot Processes That Slow You DownFind Your Last Boot Time In LinuxFind Your Linux System’s TimezoneFind Your Network Interface NameFind Your Username In LinuxFix Terminal Command MistakesFix The Application Menu For ShutterGather Storage Disk Information With ‘smartctl’Generate A Process TreeGenerate Random NumbersGet Hardware Info With ‘dmidecode’Get Some Prettified CPU Information in Your Terminal With ‘CPUFETCH’Get Some System Information With ArcheyGet System Information With The ‘uname’ Command In LinuxGet Your NVMe SSD InformationGuest Article: What Are SSH Keys?Hide The Output From wgetHow About A Brief Overview Of The Cat Command?How Long is my Ubuntu Support Going to Last?How To: Show An SSH BannerHow To: Add A New Line With CURLHow To: Add A PPA To UbuntuHow To: Add A User To A GroupHow To: Add Ubuntu’s Default RepositoriesHow To: Adjust SwappinessHow To: Change The Port SSH UsesHow To: Change The TimezoneHow To: Change The UUID For Your Disk PartitionsHow To: Change Your Password In The TerminalHow To: Check A Disk For ErrorsHow To: Check CPU Temps With lm_sensorsHow To: Check Disk Usage With ‘df’How To: Check For Bad Sectors On Your DisksHow To: Check If A Specific Port Is OpenHow To: Clear SwapHow To: Clear The apt CacheHow To: Clear the DNS CacheHow To: Clear The Terminal ScreenHow To: Convert JPG to PNGHow To: Count Letters, Words, and LinesHow To: Crack A PDF PasswordHow To: Create A New UserHow To: Create a New User Without a /home DirectoryHow To: Create And Enable A SwapfileHow To: Create Custom Welcome Message In Your TerminalHow To: Decompress tar.bz2 FilesHow To: Delete A Swapfile In LinuxHow To: Determine Your Desktop EnvironmentHow To: Disable Password Login For SSHHow To: Disable Sleep And Hibernation on Ubuntu ServerHow To: Display System Information With screenFetchHow To: Display Your Fortune In The TerminalHow To: Enable The Root Account in UbuntuHow To: Extract An .rar FileHow To: Extract Files From An .isoHow To: Find Files Over A Certain SizeHow To: Find Files Owned By A Specific UserHow To: Find Large Files Using ‘ncdu’How To: Find Multiple Filenames By ExtensionHow To: Find Out When A File Was CreatedHow To: Find Out Which Window Manager You’re UsingHow To: Find The File Type In The Linux TerminalHow To: Find The RAM Total In The TerminalHow To: Find Your CPU InformationHow To: Find Your IP Address Through Your TerminalHow To: Find Your Man Pages’ Location On DiskHow To: Find Your Present Working DirectoryHow To: Find Your Timezone In The TerminalHow To: Find Your Uptime In LinuxHow To: Free Some Disk Space By Deleting Old LogsHow To: Generate a List of Installed Applications in LinuxHow To: Get CDROM/DVD Information From The Linux TerminalHow To: Go To A Specific Line In NanoHow To: Have Infinite Bash HistoryHow To: Hide The Output From wgetHow To: Install PIP In LinuxHow To: Install Proprietary Drivers In UbuntuHow To: Install Wine In LubuntuHow To: Kill A User SessionHow To: Kill Processes By Their PID (Process ID)How To: List All Users In LinuxHow To: List Mounted PartitionsHow To: List Open FilesHow To: List USB DevicesHow To: Login To SSH To Run One CommandHow To: Make ‘curl’ Ignore Certificate ErrorsHow To: Make ‘wget’ Ignore Certificate ErrorsHow To: Make A Directory In LinuxHow To: Make A Linux Install USBHow To: Mount An .iso In LinuxHow To: Not Save A Command To Bash HistoryHow To: Open FeatherPad At A Specific LineHow To: Prevent A File From Being Deleted*How To: Properly Delete a User’s AccountHow To: Protect a file or directory from being deleted or changed by rootHow To: Reload Your .bash_profileHow To: Remove A Package With YUMHow To: Remove AppArmor From UbuntuHow To: Restart SSHHow To: Restart TeamViewer From The TerminalHow To: Return To The Previous Working Directory In The TerminalHow To: Sanitize Exif Data From Your Digital Images For Privacy SakeHow To: Scan A Remote Host For Open PortsHow To: Search For Files By NameHow To: Search With aptHow To: Show All Environment VariablesHow To: Show File Sizes When Listing Files In A DirectoryHow To: Show Hidden Files And FoldersHow To: Show systemd ServicesHow To: Show User Information In The Linux TerminalHow To: Show Your Hard Drive Specifications In The TerminalHow To: Show Your Network InterfacesHow To: Shutdown Linux From The TerminalHow To: Sort Text AlphabeticallyHow To: Start A Quick Python ServerHow To: Stop, Pause, and Resume Processes Running in Your TerminalHow To: String Commands Together In The TerminalHow To: Tell If You Are You Using UEFI or BIOSHow To: Terminate A Terminal CommandHow To: Test Your Bandwidth From The TerminalHow To: Test Your Drive Speed In The Linux TerminalHow To: Transfer Files Over SSH with SCPHow To: Unzip All The Files In A DirectoryHow To: Update From The Terminal In FedoraHow To: Update OpenSUSE Tumbleweed From The TerminalHow To: Update Ubuntu From The TerminalHow To: Use S.M.A.R.T. To Check Disk HealthHow To: Use sudo Without A PasswordHow To: Write Text To A File From The Terminal with “>” and “>>”How To: Zip Files In LubuntuInstall A .deb Package In The TerminalInstall A More Current Version Of LibreOffice In Linux MintInstall An FTP Server With VSFTPDInstall Python’s PIP Part TwoInstall ShellCheck So That You Can Use It LocallyInstall SSH to Remotely Control Your Linux ComputersInstall The Full Version of Vim In UbuntuInstalling Applications With DPKGIs My System Capable of 32 or 64 Bit Linux?Is Your Storage Drive An SSD Or An HDD?It’s Time To Introduce You To The Terminator!It’s Time To Learn A Little About The ‘head’ CommandKill Frozen Applications The Easy WayLearn About Your Wireless ConnectionLet’s Count The Number Of Files In A DirectoryLet’s Count The Running Processes In LinuxLet’s Decompress A File (tar.gz) In The TerminalLet’s Delete An Entry In Your Bash HistoryLet’s Find A Site’s MX RecordsLet’s Find The Size Of A DirectoryLet’s Have A Happy New Year In The TerminalLet’s Have a Limited Look at Linux’s cURL ApplicationLet’s Have A Look At The free CommandLet’s Have Christmas In The TerminalLet’s Have Some Fun With Cowsay And FortuneLet’s Install And Use ‘locate’Let’s Install INXILet’s Install Nano (With Some Bonus Information)Let’s Learn A Little About The ‘dir’ CommandLet’s Learn About Absolute And Relative PathsLet’s Learn About GrepLet’s Learn About HaltLet’s Learn About The htop System MonitorLet’s Learn How To Change The Default TerminalLet’s Learn Some apt BasicsLet’s Learn To Remove A DirectoryLet’s Let AI Write An Article About ‘sed’Let’s Make A Directory TreeLet’s Make A Symbolic LinkLet’s Make An Animated GIF (With ImageMagick)Let’s Make The rm Command A Little SaferLet’s Make The rm Command Even SaferLet’s Mount An .iso In LubuntuLet’s Password Protect A FileLet’s Play Around With ‘apt-cache’Let’s Play Around With The ‘MV’ CommandLet’s Play Around With The Linux Shell.Let’s Play With Touch And TimeLet’s Reboot Your Linux ComputerLet’s Root Around In The /proc DirectoryLet’s Shred A PartitionLet’s Take A Look At Logged In UsersLet’s Talk About Using dos2unixLet’s Update Ubuntu In The TerminalLet’s Upgrade Fedora From The TerminalLet’s Use ‘ls’ To Sort Files By TimeLet’s Use ‘netstat’ To Find Out What Process Is Listening On A Specific PortLet’s Use rkhunter To Look For RootkitsLet’s Zip A Directory In The Linux TerminalLimit The Download Speed For ‘wget’List All The Groups In LinuxList Installed Software In LubuntuList The Files In A DirectoryLocate Your Home DirectoryMake ‘wget’ Resume From An Interrupted DownloadMake A Website Screenshot With CutyCaptMake Passwords In The Linux TerminalMake Ubuntu Provide Feedback (Asterisks) When Typing Passwords In The TerminalMake wget Use IPv4 or IPv6Manage Files In A tar ArchiveMastering Efficiency: Unleashing the Power of Bash AliasesMastering the Linux Terminal Pipe CommandMastering The Power Of Linux Tee CommandMonitor Bandwidth In Real TimeMonitor Bandwidth With nloadMonitor Disk Usage With GDUMonitor Network Usage On A Per-Application BasisMonitor Progress With RSYNCMonitor rsync’s ProgressMonitor USB BandwidthMonitor Wireless Link QualityMonitor Your Linux System With NMONMonitor Your Wi-Fi In LinuxMore Ways To Generate Strong Passwords In LinuxNavigate To The Start Or End Of The Line (In The Terminal)One Way To See CPU InformationPause And Unpause Your TerminalPing With IPv4 Or IPv6Playing With Your Bash HistoryPrevent Application Updates With ‘APT-MARK’Prevent Application Updates With ‘YUM-VERSIONLOCK’Reinstall A Package In UbuntuRemove A Swap FileRemove Files By ExtensionRename A File Downloaded With ‘wget’Repair Your Filesystem With FSCKRepair Your Linux Filesystem With a Live USB or DVDRerun The Previous Terminal CommandRevisiting Christmas In The TerminalSave A Command’s Output To A File (While Showing It In The Terminal)Save A Web Page As TextScreenfetch vs. Neofetch, You Decide!Search For Command History By DateSearch Your Man Pages With AproposSend A Message To Another Logged In UserSend A Message To Logged In UsersSet A Timeout Value In cURLShort: Automatically Add An Extension To Multiple Files In The Linux TerminalShort: Fix Typos With A CaretShort: Move A File To Multiple DirectoriesShort: Show File Creation, Modification, and Access TimesShort: Show The Groups You Belong ToShort: The Halt CommandShow A Random Fortune When You Open Your TerminalShow A Specific Networking InterfaceShow Date And Time In The TerminalShow Disk Usage With ‘ncdu’Show Failed SSH Login AttemptsShow Files Installed With A Package (Using ‘dpkg’)Show Installed Kernels In UbuntuShow RAM Information With RamfetchShow Running ProcessesShow Two Text Files Side By SideShow Your Filesystem In The Linux TerminalShow Your Graphics Card VersionShow Your USB Devices In The Linux TerminalSo, What Is ‘sudo’ Anyhow?Some Fun With Formatting The Output From ‘ls’Some Fun With Sorting The Output Of ‘ls’Some Useful Ways To Use The Touch Command In LinuxSort Files By Size (In The Terminal)Strip Password From A Password-Protected PDFTake A Terminal Screenshot In TerminatorTerminology: View Pictures And Video Directly In Your TerminalTest Your Storage Drive’s Read SpeedThe Differences Between APT and APT-GET.The du Command In LinuxThe Meaning Of “Load Average” On Linux?Time A Command To See How Long It Takes To RunToday, We Have Fun In The Linux TerminalTurn A JPG Into A PDFTurn PDF Into TextTurn Your Man Pages Into HTMLTurn Your Ubuntu Into A Wireless HotspotUnzip .gz Files With gunzipUnzip A .zip File In the Linux TerminalUpdate Flatpaks From The TerminalUpdate Python Packages (PIP)Upgrade Linux Mint In The TermanalUpgrade Ubuntu From The TerminalUse ‘apt’ To Download A Program And Its DependenciesUse A GUI To Manage Debian’s Software RepositoriesUse an RPM on a DEB-based SystemUse Tab Autocomplete In The Linux TerminalUse visudo To Edit The sudoers FileUse Your Hostname With SSH Instead Of Your IP Address – In UbuntuUsing The SSH Verbose ModeView Detailed Hardware InformationView Disk UsageView Some Logs In The TerminalWant To See The WiFi Password In The Terminal?Weather In The Terminal? We can do that!What is my Hostname in Linux?When Did I Install Linux? (Expanded Edition!)When Did I Install LubuntuWhen Did I Last Reboot My Linux Box?Yet Another Way To Check Filesystem Space UseYet Another Way To Find Files By ExtensionSubscribe to Newsletter!Get notified when new articles are published!We promise to never share your email!
