Linux

The Linux operating system runs on two-thirds of all servers on the internet and networking is a very important aspect for computers. In this article we give an introduction to Linux networking with five commonly used networking commands.

Curl is a tool used for data transfer between client and server and support many protocols and functionalities such as authentication, proxies and much more. In this article we have discussed commonly used curl commands.

The find command will return all files in the current working directory and can specify an action to be performed once a match is found. In this article we have discussed commonly used find commands that improves the efficiency of Linux users.

The grep command is a very useful Linux command used to search a file for a specified string or pattern. In this article we discuss common grep commands you can use to improve your linux experience.

In this article, we have explored Top Command in Linux and showed the various information we can get from this command. You should definitely know this command effectively.

Some tasks such as searching and replacing text in a text file can be done much more faster and efficiently, in this article we discuss the sed stream editor and some of its useful commands that get the job done.

Awk is a powerful scripting language used for advanced text processing, in this article we discuss common commands that are used to process text files.

In this article, we have explored the lsof command in Linux systems in depth. It is used to find files that are opened or linked with running processes.

In this guide, we have presented all basic commands that you will need to use VIM editor for doing all tasks efficiently. You will learn how to search for a word, how to replace the word, select, copy, paste, using various special features of VIM and much more.

brk and sbrk are basic memory management system calls used in Unix and Unix-like operating systems. mmap maps files into memory. We have explored mmap, brk and sbrk in depth.

pv is a terminal-based (command-line based) tool in Linux that allows us for the monitoring of data being sent through pipe. The full form of pv command is Pipe Viewer.