The pushd and popd commands allow you to work with directory stacks in Linux and Unix-like operating systems. They are used to add and remove directories from your directory stack. The “d” in pushd and popd stands for the directory. The concept of stacks is straightforward. The directory stack is a Last In, First Out(LIFO) […]

Although there are multiple ways to create a connection between two platforms, such as operating systems, it seems difficult to transfer files from Linux distributions to Windows and vice versa. It is pretty simple and straightforward if you know exactly how to do it. Are you a beginner and worried? No need! Just follow the […]

Java is the world’s popular software development platform that James Gosling develops. It is designed to support multiple platforms like Linux, macOS and Windows. Mobile and Desktop applications can also be developed using Java language. Java language is one of the most popular high-level object-oriented programming languages. It comes with a simple syntax and easily […]

Reboot the system means turning off all the applications of the device and restart with a new state. We need to reboot when the system crashes and fails to work correctly. Whenever the system restarts, it comes with a fresh copy of the software and is loaded into the memory. For Linux users, it is […]

In Unix and Linux-like operating systems, files are accessible as block files using loop devices. These devices have no concern with RAM occupation in the system. The dev loop is also termed as vnode disk (vnd) and loopback file interface (lofi). The “/dev/loop” devices treat files with a filesystem image as if they were block devices. The loop devices are […]