Category: Linux commands

The more utility is designed to page through files in the Linux terminal. It owes its name to the inscription... Read more

Everyone is familiar with situations when the Internet on a computer suddenly breaks, such behavior can be observed when using... Read more

The ps utility is one of the simplest and at the same time most commonly used programs for listing processes... Read more

We have already written about the utility and the more command, which is designed for page-by-page viewing of large text... Read more

In Linux, there are many ways to partition a disk, create partitions on it, and view existing ones. These are... Read more

When reinstalling a system, installing a new distribution, or just reorganizing file systems, we often deal with hard drives. Often... Read more

Terminal commands are one of the advantages of the Linux operating system. But understanding all these commands is not so... Read more

The whereis command is a utility utility that does not have a graphical interface, works in the terminal and is... Read more

The name of the who Linux command fully reflects its functionality – it serves to obtain information about users who... Read more

Sometimes it becomes necessary to run a particular command several times. For example, if problems with the server were noticed... Read more

The w command is the “sister” of the who command, which we have already written about. It works thanks to... Read more

Various programs are used as a tool for archiving data in Linux. For example, the Zip Linux archiver, which has... Read more