Terminal Efficiency with Linux AliasesIf you’re a Linux user, you’ve probably heard of the bashrc file. This file allows you to customize your bash shell, including setting up aliases to make your life easier. An alias is a shortcut for a longer command, allowing you to execute a command with just a few keystrokes.… Read More »Maximize Your Terminal Efficiency with Linux Aliases
Echo Your Way to Better Shell ScriptsThe Linux echo command is a simple but powerful tool that allows you to print text to the terminal or to a file. It is often used in shell scripts or as a way to quickly test a command without having to write a full program. One of the most… Read More »Echo Your Way to Better Shell Scripts
touch commandLinux touch command is a command-line utility that allows users to create new files or update the timestamps of existing files and directories. This command is particularly useful when you want to create an empty file, update the timestamp of a file, or create a file with a specific timestamp.… Read More »Maximize your productivity with the Linux touch command
--help Flag & man-pagesWhen it comes to using Linux, it can sometimes be overwhelming trying to figure out how to do certain tasks. Luckily, there are a few resources that can help you navigate the command line and troubleshoot problems. In this blog, we’ll be discussing two of those resources: the man command… Read More »Get Quick Answers with the Linux --help Flag & man-pages
command -V to Get the Inside Scoop on Any Command”The command -V command is used to check the path to and type of a command. It is often used to find out more information about a command or to verify that a command is available on the system. Here are some examples of how command -V can be used:… Read More »Use command -V to Get the Inside Scoop on Any Command”