Linux Commands Tutorials
Spaces in Filename on Linux with Examples
Handle Spaces in Filename on Linux with Command Line Examples. You can easily create your filenames with spaces. But it is not recommended to do this. You can use underscore, dashes, or camel case in your filenames to make your file readable instead of using spaces.
Clear Chrome Cache in Linux From CLI and GUI
In this guide, you will learn to Clear Google Cache in Linux From the CLI Command Line Interface and GUI Graphical User Interface.
Install Latest CMake on Fedora 39 Command Line
In this tutorial, you will learn to Install the latest CMake on Fedora 39 from the Command Line Terminal. To get the latest version of CMake, you can easily build it from the source.
Create RAM Disk on Linux Command Line Terminal
Step by Step Create a RAM Disk or RAM Drive on Linux from the Command Line Terminal.
4 Linux Commands to Get Public IP Address
4 different Linux Commands to get and find your public IP address including dig, host, wget, and curl commands.
Hide Files and Directories in Linux Terminal Command Line
In this guide, you will learn to hide your files and directories in the Linux terminal command line. Also, you can unhide them and compress them with passwords for more security.
Check Nginx Version Installed on Linux Terminal
Find and check the Nginx Web Server Version Installed on your Linux distro from the Command line Terminal.
Use I/O Redirection in Linux Using Command Examples
This guide shows you to learn about Linux streams which are stdin, stdout, and stderr. Also, you will learn to use the I/O redirection in Linux with command examples to redirect your standard input, output, and errors to your desired file.
3 Ways to Transfer Files from Linux Server to Local Machine
3 Ways to Transfer Files from a Linux Server to a Local Machine which include using the SCP, Rsync, and SFTP Tool. These are the most useful tools that you can use to transfer your files.
Create Linux Permanent Aliases for All Users
You can easily use the aliases to save your time and don't type the long commands. This guide shows you to make a permanent alias for a specific user and all users in Linux with examples.
Use Autojump Advanced Navigation in Linux Examples
install and use Autojump Advanced Navigation in Linux with some basic Examples. This tool works based on your cd command history and helps you to navigate more quickly between your directories.
Create and Run Shell Scripting in Linux
This guide tries to show you how to create a simple script, run it, and comment on the shell script with examples.
Open Crontab in Nano Editor
In this guide, you will learn to open crontab in a specific text editor like nano editor in a Linux command line terminal.
Delete Files and Directories in Linux Terminal
This guide will show you to Delete Files and Directories in the Linux Command Line Terminal with rm and rmdir commands.
Find Apache and PHP Version Installed on Linux
If you don't know which versions of Apache and PHP you have on your Linux server, you can easily find the version of them by using the Linux Commands from the CLI.
Exclude Matches, Directories, Or Files with Grep
Grep is a useful Linux command that can be used to search and excluding the searching results. This guide will show you to Exclude Matches, Directories, Or Files with Grep Command in Linux distros.
Check if PHP is Working on Apache in Ubuntu
If you try to set up a server through the command line, you may find out that your PHP is not enabled with Apache. So you can follow the steps below to see how you can check this.
Install Python 3.12 on Ubuntu and Debian Server
Get Python 3.12 latest stable release on Debian-based distros such as Debian 12 and Ubuntu 22.04 with this step by step guide.
Use pip to Install Python packages on Linux
Install the latest pip command on Linux distributions and use it to manage your Python packages. You just keep in mind that the Pip search command is deprecated.
Install Spotify on Linux Command Line
Install the popular music streaming app called Spotify on Linux from the Command Line terminal by using the snapd package. Also, in Debian-based distros, you can use the Deb package to install Spotify.