How to Open a URL in the Web Browser from Linux Terminal
Flexibility is an underrated attribute overlooked by many users of the Linux operating system. Being a flexible Linux user implies that you can launch most;
Linux Commandline Tools
This page provides a summary of useful command-line tools available to a GNU/Linux-based distributions, the tools listed are designed to benefit the majority of Linux users.
How to Remove Spaces from Filenames in Linux
In other operating system environments, creating and using filenames with spaces is irrevocably permissible. However, when we enter the Linux operating system domain, the existence
How to Create and Manage Linux Partitions using Parted
When it comes to the usage and mastery of Linux operating systems, you will always find yourselves learning new cool stuff due to its open-source
How to Mount a Remote Linux Filesystem Using SSHFS
We use the SSHFS command in Linux to mount a remote file system using SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol). SSHFS is a filesystem client used
BusyBox: The Swiss Army Knife of Embedded Linux
Busybox is described on its manual page as the swiss army knife of embedded Linux. It combines small versions of common UNIX utilities into a
How to Install and Use Telnet on Linux Systems
Remote access to other operating system environments on an active network is not just a thing of the SSH (Secure Shell) protocol. Telnet achieves the
How to Find Files with the fd Command in Linux
Finding files under a Linux operating system is a skill set that most Linux users have mastered and perfected. Linux command-line tools like the find
How to View Hardware Information in Linux
Being a Linux enthusiast implies that you are familiar with both the hardware and software entities of your system. Since it is the hardware that
How to Sync Files in Two-Way Using Osync Script in Linux
You might ask yourself, why do I need a two-way/bidirectional file synchronization solution? The terminal-based nature of osync makes it an ideal file synchronization solution