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bc Command in Linux With Examples
bc is a command line tool that allows users to perform mathematical operations the same as they do on a calculator. The users can do operations like addition, multiplication, division and more right on the terminal. The tool is preinstalled…
How to Use killall and kill Commands to Stop Processes on Linux
If the process in the Linux system becomes unresponsive and takes too long to respond you might need to kill it. When an application fails to close on your Linux system it keeps using the processing power and the memory. In Linux, you can…
How to Access Popular Search Engines from the Command Line in Linux
Search engines are a great source of information as we can access any information without any need to install any external software. Popular search engines like Google, Bing, and Yahoo provide us with easy access to an enormous amount of…
How to Find a File in Linux from the Command Line
Finding files in Linux is difficult if you are using the command line interface. The easiest and simplest way of finding the file in Linux is via the find command. The Linux find command filters the files using a conditional mechanism. This…
Linux Mint vs. Lubuntu | Comparison
Linux is the popular operating system with the kernel and default package management system. Linux users get the Linux by downloading any of the distributions of Linux. The Linux distros include Linux Mint, Ubuntu, Lubuntu, and some others.…
How Can I Generate UNIX Timestamps in Linux
In Unix timestamp we represent any date and time together in a single long number. This single number describes the total seconds passed since January 1st,1970 at 00:00:00 UTC. In this guide, we’ll cover everything about converting Unix…
Differences between the return and exit Commands
The purpose of the return and exit commands are different from each other in Linux. The purpose of the exit command is to terminate the running bash script or terminal and is the last command executed in the script. The function of the…
How to Create a File in Linux Using cat Command
The cat command is one of the most popular and frequently used commands in Linux-like operating systems. This command allows Linux users to create single or multiple files, display the content of the file and concatenate the files.
The cat…
How to Install and Use Node.js 12 on Ubuntu / Debian / Linux Mint
When you need to build network applications Node.js can be the best runtime engine to use as it is the most powerful JavaScript engine to build applications. You can run Nodejs on various platforms including Linux. In this article you will…
Linux Commands to View and Set Network Interface Parameters
Networking is the essential part of the device to provide the services. The network interface is the connection between the device and a network. In Linux, the system links the software side with the hardware side as network interface…