Human-Readable Files Using Command-Line ToolsIf you are an IT professional or someone who works in the field of technology, you know that Linux is one of the most popular operating systems in use today. Linux provides users with a wealth of powerful command-line tools that make it easy to manage files and directories on… Read More »How to Work with Human-Readable Files Using Command-Line Tools
Chown CommandTLDR; The chown command in Linux changes the ownership of files/directories, setting who can access/modify them. The syntax is chown [OPTION]… OWNER[:[GROUP]] FILE…. The R option can recursively change ownership in a directory and v displays verbose output. Note that root privileges are needed and it should be used with… Read More »Take Control of Ownership and Permissions in Linux with the Chown Command
"wc" CommandIn this blog, we’ll dive deep into everything you need to know about the “wc” command, including what it does, how to use it, and why you should be using it on a regular basis. What is the “wc” Command? The “wc” command is a simple, yet powerful, command that… Read More »Count Lines, Words, and Characters Easily With the "wc" Command
ls CommandThe ls command is one of the most frequently used commands in Bash, and for good reason – it allows you to easily view the contents of a directory. In this blog post, we’ll cover everything you need to know about the ls command, including its basic usage, options, and… Read More »Make the Most of the ls Command