Linux Commands

What’s the Difference Between Grep, Sed, and Awk Commands

We cannot confidently call ourselves Linux file management experts without the mastery of text processing. Three known command-line tools (grep, sed, and awk) have built

What is the Difference Between Curl vs Wget Commands

At first glance, you are right to think that both curl and wget are Linux-based utilities used to transfer files over a network via the

Learn the Socat Command Examples in Linux

Socat or SOcket CAT is a Linux command-line/terminal-based utility used to establish and transfer data between two bidirectional byte streams. The socat command can be

Where Do Files Go When the rm Command is Issued?

Using a Linux operating system distribution is not just about simplifying and solving technical problems in a flawless manner but also unraveling the technical mysteries

How to Get the Number of Processors/Cores in Linux

It is a no-brainer that the various Linux operating system distributions that provide irreplaceable performance prowess in a development or production environment will lose their

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 Download Files with Curl Command in Linux

Curl, short for Client URL, is a handy and flexible command-line tool used to transfer data between client systems. It supports a myriad of protocols

How to Download Files with Wget Command in Linux

Wget command is a command-line tool that downloads files over the internet to your Linux system. It accepts multiple options which alter the nature of

How to Run Sudo Commands Without a Password

While working with Linux, we find that access to some files or performing sensitive operations requires users to have elevated privileges. The sudo command temporarily