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Linux Run Multiple Commands in Parallel

Linux Run Multiple Commands in Parallel

Parallel processing is the concept of running multiple processes simultaneously. This concept is the crux of today’s modern computer systems. In the very same manner, multiple commands can also be made to run in parallel, and today, we will learn how to do this on a Linux Mint 20 system. Methods of Running Multiple Commands […]

Use of “lsof” Command to Find Open Files

Use of “lsof” Command to Find Open Files

“lsof” stands for List Open Files. It is a Linux utility for listing down all the open files of a system. This command can be combined with different parameters to modify its output as desired. You can see the details of all of its parameters and flags by seeing the help manual of the “lsof” […]

How to create a symbolic link in Linux

How to create a symbolic link in Linux

A symlink or symbolic link is a file type that contains the address or path of some other file or folder in a Linux Operating system; it is also known as a soft link because it points towards the file and holds the reference of some file. It is mostly used for managing and creating […]

Best Grammar and Spell Check Apps for Linux

Best Grammar and Spell Check Apps for Linux

This article will cover a list of useful grammar and spelling correction tools available for Linux. These applications mainly provide support for English language with a few of them having options for other languages as well. Note that you can use integrated spell checkers in applications like LibreOffice, Chrome, FireFox, AbiWord etc. to get correct […]

Sort “du” Command by Size- Output Largest to Smallest

Sort “du” Command by Size- Output Largest to Smallest

“du” stands for disk usage, and as the name implies, this command is very useful in getting disk-related information in Linux. This is a very flexible command that can be combined with different parameters to get the desired output. In today’s tutorial, we will be guiding you on the method of sorting the output of […]

How to Use Gzip on Linux?

Gzip is a common compression algorithm that allows you to compress a file while keeping the original file format, ownership, and timeline. When you use the gzip command to compress a file or folder, it would have the same name as before, but with the extension.gz. Syntax: Text files, Tar archives, and websites are all […]

How to Install TeamViewer 15 on RHEL/CentOS/Fedora and Debian/Ubuntu

Teamviewer is a cross-platform, powerful, and secure remote access and control software that can connect to multiple devices simultaneously. It is an all-in-one solution for remote support which can be used for desktop sharing, online meetings, and file transfer between devices connected over the Internet. It works on notable operating systems such as Linux, Windows, […]

How to Run “ls” Command in Linux?

How to Run “ls” Command in Linux?

“ls” is a basic command that any Linux user should know. The ls command displays basic information about files and folders inside the file system. It’s included in the GNU core utility kit which comes standard with all Linux distributions. Syntax: $ ls [ option ] [ file_name ] Use “ls” Command: List All Files […]

How to Use Linux Chrt Command?

How to Use Linux Chrt Command?

While using Linux operating system, multiple programs wait to be converted into a process for execution. When a program changes into a process, a lot of attributes are set that can be manipulated. For this, the Linux system provides a helpful tool to set or fetch real-time attributes of a process. The “chrt” command is […]

How to Use Linux Chage Command?

How to Use Linux Chage Command?

Linux Operating system provides multiple tools to manage its system. One of the helpful tools in Linux is the “chage” command. From its name, the “chage” command is derived from the words “Change Age”, which is used to modify the information such as duration when to change password, make account status active or inactive, sets […]