This Linux Commandline Tips & Tricks series presents you with some cool useful terminal commands, tricks, and shortcuts that will increase your Linux terminal productivity and save you lots of time while working with the terminal.
Linux Command Line Tips and Tricks
- How to Extract Files from a DEB Package in Debian Systems
- How to Switch Between CLI and GUI on Linux Server
- How to Check File Creation Date in Linux
- How to Check What Display Server in Use: Wayland or Xorg?
- How to Redirect Output to a File and Stdout in Linux
- How to Filter Log File Entries Based on Date Range
- How to Permanently Set $PATH in Linux
- How to Change the Output Color of ‘Echo’ in Linux
- How to Remove a Command from History in Linux
- How to Move a Large Number of Files in Linux
- How to Limit the Depth of Recursive File Listing in Linux
- How to Redirect Output to /dev/null in Linux
- How to Extract Email Addresses from Text Files in Linux
- How to Use Grep to Extract Emails from a File in Linux
- How to Remove All White Space Characters From a Text File
- How to Shuffle Lines in a File in Linux
- How to Join Multiple Lines into One in a File in Linux
- How to Print Duplicated Lines in a Text File in Linux
- How to Lock a Text File in Linux Using flock Command
- How to Split a Large File into Parts at Given Line Numbers
- How to Replace Whitespaces with Tabs in a File
- How to Read/Print a Particular Line from a File in Linux
- How to Count the Number of Columns in a File in Linux
- How to Split Large Text File into Multiple *.txt Files
- How to Send Email Using Curl Command in Linux
- How to Delete All Files in a Directory Except Few
- How to Remove Line of Text from Multiple Files in Linux
- How to Extract Audio from Video Files Using FFmpeg
- How to Generate Random Numbers in Linux
- How to Insert a Line at a Specific Line Number