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Linux Stat Command Examples

Linux Stat Command Examples

The stat command displays the detailed summary of the given file or file system. We will show you in this article the basic use of the stat command with different examples. Syntax of Stat Command The basic syntax of the Linux stat command is given below: $ stat [options] [file-name] More than one file name and […]

The Linux “ps” Command Examples

The Linux “ps” Command Examples

The “ps” command in Linux is an abbreviation of “process status”. It is used to get information about the processes running within your system. The output of this command can vary depending upon the parameters used with it. However, in this article, we intend to teach you the basics of using the “ps” command in […]

Find All Files with Extension in Linux

Find All Files with Extension in Linux

Often, we find ourselves stuck when we have to find all files with the same or different extensions. This has most likely happened to various Linux users while using the terminal. It is one thing to search for a single file type or file, but what will you do when you want to find out […]

Setuid, setgid, and sticky bit explained

Setuid, setgid, and sticky bit explained

Linux has 3 types of access to files and directories: reading, writing, and execution permissions. Reading permission grants users access to read files while writing permissions allow users to edit or remove files, execution permissions allow them to run files. These permissions can be applied with differences for the file owner, users belonging to the […]

Linux Locate Command

Linux Locate Command

Linux provides several tools that help you find or locate files. One of them is the find command. While the find command does a commendable job in locating files, it’s quite sluggish and takes up a lot of your time. A better alternative to the find command is the locate command. Locate command is blazing […]

Linux Less Command with Example

Linux Less Command with Example

The Linux less command is a command-line tool that displays a file line by line or one page at a time. It is particularly helpful when viewing large files that would otherwise be cumbersome to view using a conventional text editor such as vim or nano. Less command is a bit like more command and […]

Linux “df” Command Examples

Linux “df” Command Examples

The “df” command in Linux stands for “disk free.” It is used for checking the space available across the different file systems of your Linux system. We will learn the usage of this command in Linux in today’s article. General Syntax of the “df” Command The basic syntax of the “df” command is as follows: […]