Echo Command in Linux with Examples

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Echo is a Unix/Linux command tool used for displaying lines of text or string which are passed as arguments on the command line. This is one of the basic command in linux and most commonly used in shell scripts. In this tutorial, we will look at the different ...

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How to Time a Command in Linux

If you want to be a good Linux administrator, therefore you should know time command. It is used to determine how long a given command takes to run. It is useful for testing the performance of your scripts and commands (ie helps to find execution time for shell...

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id command in Linux with examples

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The Linux Professional Institute currently offers three different certification programs. The core certification program LPIC contains three different levels addressing distinct aspects of Linux system administration. id command id command in Linux is used to find out user and group names and numeric ID’s (UID or group ID)...

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Tailor-Made Suits for Computers: TUXEDO Computers

Turning a hobby into a profession may sound trite, but it best describes the way I’ve worked to create TUXEDO Computers. In 2001 Windows XP came out, so I had to switch from my Windows 95. Yes, I was one of the many Windows 98 deniers. I tried...

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What You Should Know About the Sudo Command

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New users to Linux (especially Ubuntu) eventually become aware of the Sudo command. Many users never use it for anything other than getting past "permission denied" messages — but Sudo does so much more. About Sudo A common misconception about Sudo is that it is used solely to...

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How to Kill Processes Using Linux

Most of the time you will want a program to end by its own means, or, if it is a graphical application, by using the appropriate menu option or by using the cross in the corner. Every so often a program will hang, in which case you will...

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17 useful rsync (remote sync) Command Examples in Linux

As the name suggests, rsync command is used to sync (or copy) files and directories locally and remotely. One of the important feature of rsync is that it works on “delta transfer algorithm”, means it will only sync or copy the changes from source to destination instead of...

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10 Basic Linux Commands That Every Linux Newbies Should Remember

Linux has a big impact on our Lives. At least, your android phone has Linux kernel on it. However, getting started with Linux just make you discomfort for the first time. Because on Linux, you usually should use terminal commands instead of just clicking the launcher icon (as...

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