Linux File System StructureThe Linux file system is the backbone of the operating system. The file system organizes and stores all of the data on your computer, and it’s essential for your system to function properly. In this blog, we’ll take a comprehensive look at the Linux file system and provide you with… Read More »Get to Know the Linux File System Structure
Clean Up Your Download FolderOrganizing your download folder can be a tedious task, especially if you have a lot of files with different extensions. But you can use automation to easily organize your download folder or any other folder with just one line of bash script! In this blog post, we will show you… Read More »Get Organized – Use a Bash Script to Clean Up Your Download Folder
Storage Feature in Windows 11Large and unused files can quickly accumulate and take up large amounts of storage space on a computer. This guide will outline the process of finding and cleaning large or unused files in Windows 11. I’ve also covered disk management on Linux. Identifying Large or Unused Files In Windows 11,… Read More »Free Up Storage Space Quickly with Storage Feature in Windows 11
Grep-ing Your Way Through Files with PowerShellAre you tired of using the Linux command line utility grep to search for specific strings within your files? Fear not, PowerShell has got you covered. With just a few simple commands, you can easily search for strings inside file contents just like you would with grep. Here’s an example… Read More »Grep-ing Your Way Through Files with PowerShell
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