How to Use the PS Command in Linux
If you’re a Linux user, chances are you’re familiar with the ps command. The ps command is used to display information about processes that are running on the system. In…
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If you’re a Linux user, chances are you’re familiar with the ps command. The ps command is used to display information about processes that are running on the system. In…
The vi Editor commands are the set of commands that can be used to control the vi text editor. The vi text editor is a text editor that is available…
Linux Commands: Memory Management is a guide to the various commands available for managing memory in a Linux system. It covers both the basic commands for managing memory, as well…
The Linux command line can be used to create folders. To do this, the user must first open a terminal window. Once the terminal window is open, the user must…
If you need to change the directory you are currently in on a Linux machine, the command you need is “cd.” This command stands for “change directory.” You can use…
The Linux dir command is used to list the contents of a directory. The dir command can be used with various options to list the contents of a directory in…
The who command in Linux provides users with information about who is logged into the system. The command can be used to see the user’s login name, the time of…
In Linux, the print keyword command is used to print a message to the standard output device. The message can be a string, a number, or a combination of both.…
The root account is the most powerful user on a Linux system. It has the ability to perform all actions, including those that could potentially damage the system. Therefore, it…
There are many ways to open a file in Linux. The most common way is to use the “open” command. This command will open the file in the default application…