How to Use the ps Command in Linux?
Ps command in Linux is used to list the processes that are running. Ps command can be used in a lot of ways to get various kinds of information regarding the processes that are running. We will take a look…
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How to Create a Bootable USB from ISO using the Linux Terminal?
CDs are long gone and if you want to reinstall an operating system, a bootable flash drive is required. You can use tools like Ventoy and Balena Etcher to do this task from a GUI, however, what’s the fun in…
How to Connect to a Remote Host Using the SSH Command in Linux?
As a system admin, you need to be able to communicate with other systems on a network to share data. You can do so using the ssh command in Linux. It is a command-line utility in Linux systems which connects…
How to Create Keybinds Using the bind Command in Linux?
Linux users love automation, and the OS also provides a lot of opportunities to automate tasks easily. The bind command is a keyboard short that you can create to run specific macros or commands quickly without having to type them…
How to use the bg command in Linux?
The bg command in Linux helps in managing services by allowing us to put existing processes in the background. Let’s understand the basics of the command and dive right into the usage. What’s the bg Command in Linux? The bg…
Understanding netstat and nslookup Commands in Linux
Networking is crucial for any Linux user. As a system admin, you need to be able to communicate with other systems on a network to share and receive data. Linux provides us with a wide range of tools to interact,…
Working With 7zip Files on Ubuntu 18.04 and 20.04
Let’s understand how you can work with, compress, and extract 7zip Files on Ubuntu. Compressing your files is a common practice nowadays. Compression saves space while storing files on your system. It also reduces the time which you need to…
The gzip Command in Linux
Working with archives in Linux is easy. There are a few commands that take care of almost all the archive types for you. The gzip command in Linux is one such command. Without any arguments, the gzip command will automatically…
How to Use the apt command to Search for a Package in Ubuntu?
In our last article, we learned how to list packages in Ubuntu with the apt command. Today, let’s learn to use the apt command to search for a package in Ubuntu. Linux relies on packages to deliver or install applications…
How to Use the apt Command to List Installed Packages on Ubuntu?
Let’s find out how we can use the apt command to list installed packages on Ubuntu Packages help in delivering or installing any application on a Linux running system. Essentially, packages are nothing but a compressed archive of the files…