File Management

Linux tar command (file archiving) [Basic Guide]

The tar command in Linux is used to create file archives on Linux. These archives come from the time when…

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Tail command on Linux (final file reading) [Basic Guide]

The tail command on Linux displays the last 10 lines of a file in the terminal. It also continuously reads…

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mkdir command on Linux (create directory) [Basic Guide]

The mkdir command on Linux creates one or more directories below the local directory. You must have permission to write…

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Directory Hierarchy in Linux [Basic Guide]

The need to store information in objects that could later be accessed in an organized way comes from afar in…

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Find command on Linux (find files) [Basic Guide]

The find command searches directly on the file system for files and directories. Depending on the size of the file…

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Pwd command on Linux (current directory) [Basic Guide]

The pwd command reports the current absolute directory. Absolutely it is understood that it shows the complete path from the…

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cp command on Linux (copy files) [Basic Guide]

The cp command in Linux copies the files to other files or to directories. The cp command can copy one…

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rm command on Linux (remove files) [Basic Guide]

The rm command in Linux is used to remove files or directories. You must have the write permission in the…

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mv command on Linux (moving files) [Basic Guide]

The mv command in Linux moves or renames files and directories. It doesn't change the attributes of the files or…

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