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Process Management in Linux

Some process management commands in Linux jobs: Will show active jobs bg: Resume jobs to the background fg: Resume job to the foreground To resume a speciic jobs Syntax: ...

Kill Command In Linux

The kill command is used to terminate a process manually. Syntax: kill [OPTIONS] [PID] where, OPTION = signal name or no. PID = Process ID To see all the signal names Syn...

Tar, Gzip and Gunzip

gzip and gunzip Command to zip a file Syntax: <br/> gzip <file_name> to unzip a file Syntax: <br/> gunzip <file_name> OR ...

Links in Linux

In linux, a link is a connection between a file name and the actual data on the disk. We can also call it a shortcut. There are two types of links:- Soft Link and Hard Link Soft Link Links will be...

Environment Variables in Linux

Linux Environment variable is a dynamic-named value, which may be used by one or more programs running. It can also be defined as a set of Rules and Values to build an environment. Syntax: VARIA...

Wild Cards Tutorial

Wildcards are characters that can be used as a substitute for any of a class of characters in a search. Suppose there are hundreds and thousands of files and we have to find only xml files then in...

Pipe Tutorial

Pipes are used to redirect a stream from one program to another program. The output of one command redirect it to the input of another. It allows us to combine multiple commands. Pipe Syntax We us...

Grep Tutorial

grep stands for Global Regular Expression Print. This command is used to search for particular string or keyword from a file and print those lines matching a pattern in the shell. It checks line by...

Vi Editor

A text editor which allows us to create and manipulate data in linux files. Most Common Kyes in VI Edidor i: Insert O: Insert on next line a: insert after a space Esc: Escape out of any m...

Linux File System

Everything in Linux is a File Even the basic commands that we use are stored as a file in the linux system. We can see where those files are located using the `whereis` command: For eg:- ``` Inpu...