How to Use Find Command in Linux Bash with 15 Example
In this blog post, I’m going to cover how to use “find” command with 15 examples. Find command is one of the most powerful commands in Linux bash. It allows… Read more »
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Failed to Mount NTFS Partition From Linux (disk contains an unclean file system)
I recently was rescuing data from my Windows 10 laptop, and after booting off a Linux live usb, I couldn’t mount the hard drive. I opened the File Manager, and… Read more »
10 Useful Tar Commands For Unix Users
Tar is an amazing tool that it’s used by Linux users and system administrator on a daily basis. Tar can be used for compressing, backing up, and even encryption of… Read more »
Review of Toshiba Chromebook 2 Native Linux Installation
About 7 months ago, I decided to give Chromebook a chance. So I went for the Toshiba Chromebook 2. It had a reasonable price at 225 dollars. Also, the laptop… Read more »
Bash Script Tutorial: Command Substitution
In this tutorial we’ll take a look at Command Substitution. Command substitution allows us to reassign the output of a command to a variable instead of printing it to the… Read more »
Bash Script Tutorial: Introduction to Variables
A shell script allows you to set and use your own variables within the script. Setting variables allows you to temporarily store data and use it throughout the script. This… Read more »
How to Create and Run Script File in Linux
There are several steps involved in creating and running a bash script. First, you have to create the actual file. Second, you edit the file (adding the code). Finally, you… Read more »
How to Close Frozen Applications in Ubuntu
Here are a couple of simple ways you can use to close frozen applications in Ubuntu or any Linux distro. When a given applications does not respond, open a terminal… Read more »
Two Recommended Bash Books for Linux Bash Beginners and Experts
1.Linux Command Line and Shell Scripting Bible, Second Edition This book is a good starting points for anyone who needs to learn the basics of bash commands, as well as… Read more »