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 Linux tar Command

The Linux tar command is used to compress and extract files to and from an archive. In this...

 Linux top command

If you wish to monitor the performance of your VPS or Dedicated server and track processes, RAM...

 Linux ping command

If you wish to test your connection to a server from your Linux system you can use the Linux ping...

 Linux file command

The file command is used to check a file’s type and contents in Linux environment. It is most...

 Linux export command

When you’re managing your shell’s variables and you wish to save them to your environment you can...

 Linux su command

The su command is most commonly used to switch to another user. You will then be able to run...

 Linux wc command

If you’re interested in finding the word count or lines of a file in your Linux environment you...

 Linux ln command

When you want to create “shortcuts” to different files in a Linux system you have to create a...

 Linux netstat command

If you wish to debug or track statistics about your network in a Linux environment you can use...

 Linux head command

If you wish to view the topmost of a large text file you can use the Linux head command. It is...

 Linux chmod command

If you wish to edit your Files / Directories ownership permissions you can use the chmod command....

 Linux less command

When going through large text files usually the Linux cat command won’t do. This is where you...

 Linux mkdir command

If you wish to create a new directory in your Linux system you usually use the mkdir command....

 Linux ip command

If you wish to obtain information about your server’s IP on a Linux machine you can use the ip...

 Linux pwd command

When managing your directories in a Linux system you can use the pwd command to identify what...

 Linux echo command

One of the most useful commands in a Linux environment is echo. With it, you can provide output...

 Linux rename command

When you wish to change multiple files’ names you can use the Linux rename command. It is very...

 Linux cd command

Linux cd command is mainly used to navigate in your Linux environment. In this article, we’ll...

 Linux rm command

If you wish to remove a file or folder within your Linux system you can use the rm command. In...

 Linux history command

If you wish to find what commands you have previously executed in a Linux environment you can...

 Linux mv command

If you would like to move a file from one location to another on your Linux Dedicated Server or...

 Linux du command

If you wish to track the Disk Usage of your Linux Dedicated Server or VPS – the Linux du...

 Linux tail command

If you wish to look at the last lines of a file in a Linux environment you should use the Linux...

 Linux df command

If you wish to view the disk usage of your Linux system the df command is quite useful. In this...

 Linux ps command

If you wish to view the current processes of your Linux machine you can use the ps command. In...

 Linux zip command

One of the most used compression methods is zip archiving. On a Linux system, you can use the...

 Linux cat command

If you would like to view all the contents of a file in a Linux system cat is one of the...

 Linux reboot command

Reboot is one of the commands in Linux that you will have to be careful with. In this tutorial,...

 Linux ls command

One of the most basic and used commands in a Linux environment is ls. It stands for list and...

 Linux cp command

The cp command stands for copy and is used to copy content like files in a Linux system. We’ll...

 Linux grep command

When you’re searching for a text in a particular file under a Linux system you’re usually using...

 Linux shutdown command

If you wish to power off your Linux server or Linux VPS you can use the shutdown command in Linux...

 Linux find commands

In this article, we’ll cover the basic usage of the find command in Linux. Usually, it’s syntax...