today's howtos
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How to Use ‘tee’ Command in Linux [8 Useful Examples]
Almost all power users prefer to use the command line interface while interacting with Linux systems. By default, all Linux commands display their output on the standard output stream.
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How to enable Ubuntu Pro to gain 10 years of security for your desktop
Ubuntu Pro is a service Canonical introduced a while ago that ensures your operating system and over 23,000 applications receive security updates for 10 years. That's impressive.
For those who might not understand the implications, imagine you could install an operating system and never have to re-install it for 10 years.
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How to Delete a File in Linux
As is the case with any operating system, file management is an important part of using Linux. Sometimes, it becomes necessary to delete files in order to free up space or to remove unnecessary files. While it sounds like a simple task, deleting a file in Linux can be challenging for beginners. In Linux, there are various methods to delete a file, including using the command line (CLI), graphical user interface (GUI), and more. That said, we have covered five different methods to delete files and folders in Linux in this guide. So without further ado, let’s dive right in.
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Bash scripting tips that can save time on Linux | Network World
Here are some steps you can take to ensure that your bash scripts work as intended and are easy to update.
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How to Check Disk Usage in Linux (4 Methods) | Beebom
In this guide, we show you the best ways to check disk usage on Linux using GUI tools as well as CLI commands like du and df.
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How to Rename a File in Linux in 2023 (4 Methods) | Beebom
In this article, we have explained how to rename and batch rename files in Linux through two different Command Line (CLI) or GUI methods.