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How to use Emacs text editor.
How To Use Emacs Text Editor. Emacs is a powerful and extensible text editor that has been a favorite among developers and system administrators for decades. In this guide, we’ll...
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How to understand difference between symbolic link and hard link.
How To Understand Difference Between Symbolic Link And Hard Link. File systems provide various ways to create references to files, with two of the most common being symbolic links and...
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How to understand Linux direction navigation.
How To Understand Linux Direction Navigation. Linux, as a powerful and versatile operating system, relies heavily on the concept of a hierarchical file system. Understanding how to navigate the directory...
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How to use dirs command in Linux.
How To Use Dirs Command In Linux. In the world of command-line interfaces, efficient navigation and management of directories are essential skills. One such tool that can significantly streamline directory...
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How to use dpkg command in linux.
How To Use Dpkg Command In Linux. This guide explores the dpkg command syntax and options through various examples. dpkg in Linux is the primary package manager for Debian and...
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How to use cksum command in Linux.
How To Use Cksum Command In Linux. On Linux there are so many essential commands to perform various tasks or install the applications. One of the essential commands is cksum...
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How to use cpio command in Linux.
How To Use Cpio Command In Linux. Copy in and copy out are referred to as cpio. In Linux/UNIX, it is a command-line tool to generate, list down, and extract...
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How to use cmp command in Linux.
How To Use Cmp Command In Linux. The “cmp” command in Linux is used to compare the contents of the two files hence reporting whether the two files are identical...
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How to use fg command in Linux.
How To Use Fg Command In Linux. $ fg  job_spec Additionally, you can invoke one of the symbols shown below to reference a job on the current shell. %- –...
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How to use return command in Linux.
How To Use Return Command. The “return” command is an important feature in the Bash scripting language used on Linux operating systems. This command allows you to return a value...
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