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How to Unzip Bzip2 Files in Linux Terminal

Publish Date:2025/04/05 Author:JIYIK Category:OPERATING SYSTEM

tar is a command line tool that allows us to create and decompress tar files. It supports most compression programs, such as gzip , lzip , bzip2 , lzma , , lzop , xz and compress . bzip2 Files compressed with end with .tar.bz2 or .tbz2 . We...

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How to Concatenate Strings in Bash

Publish Date:2025/04/05 Author:JIYIK Category:OPERATING SYSTEM

String concatenation is one of the most widely used operations in programming. It refers to connecting two or more strings by putting one string at the end of another string. To concatenate strings in Bash, we can write string variables one...

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How to add superuser sudo in CentOS

Publish Date:2025/04/05 Author:JIYIK Category:OPERATING SYSTEM

We can only execute certain commands as the root user using sudo the command. The root user is also called sudo a user. In CentOS , we can add users by adding them to wheel the group, or by adding them to /etc/sudoers files under the direct...

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How to Install VMware on Ubuntu 18.04

Publish Date:2025/04/05 Author:JIYIK Category:OPERATING SYSTEM

VMware tools allow us to run multiple operating systems on a single machine, providing virtualization. We use VMWare tools to improve the performance of virtual machines. VMware tools provide features like faster graphics performance, share...

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How to Check Ubuntu Version

Publish Date:2025/04/05 Author:JIYIK Category:OPERATING SYSTEM

We can use the terminal lsb-release and hostnamectl commands to check the Ubuntu version installed in the system. We can also etc check the Ubuntu version by checking the file, or we can Gnome query it by . There are many ways to check the...

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Switching Users in Linux

Publish Date:2025/04/05 Author:JIYIK Category:OPERATING SYSTEM

Switching Users in Linux

Like any operating system, Linux can have multiple user accounts. Sometimes we may need to use a different user account to access files or run commands that require permissions as root. This article explains how to switch between different...

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How to Delete a User Account in Linux

Publish Date:2025/04/05 Author:JIYIK Category:OPERATING SYSTEM

In Linux, we can have multiple user accounts. Sometimes, we may need to remove some users to deny their access to the system. In such cases, we have to delete the user account. We can use userdel command line utilities to delete user accoun...

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Configuring Apache Web Server on Ubuntu and Debian

Publish Date:2025/04/05 Author:JIYIK Category:OPERATING SYSTEM

This article shows you how to install Apache web server on Ubuntu and Debian, set it up, and access the access logs. Apache Web Server in Ubuntu and Debian Apache HTTP Server is a free and open source web server that is very popular. More t...

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Obtaining an IPv4 Address on Unix and Linux

Publish Date:2025/04/05 Author:JIYIK Category:OPERATING SYSTEM

IP stands for Internet Protocol, which specifies the principles of Internet communications. An Internet Protocol (IP) address is a unique identifier for each device on the Internet, allowing data to be transferred between connected devices....

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How to Copy Files and Directories Using Linux Terminal

Publish Date:2025/04/05 Author:JIYIK Category:OPERATING SYSTEM

cp We can use the and commands in Linux Terminal rsync to copy files and directories. cp The command is generally used to copy files, while rsync the command is generally used to copy directories. Use cp the command to copy files We use com...

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How to Append Text to a File Using Bash

Publish Date:2025/04/05 Author:JIYIK Category:OPERATING SYSTEM

We can use the redirection ( ) operator and tee the command to append text to a file. We have to make sure we have enough permissions to add text to the file. If we don't have enough permissions, we may get a permission denied error. Use th...

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Purpose of Shell Script Headers

Publish Date:2025/04/05 Author:JIYIK Category:OPERATING SYSTEM

In programming, a shebang is a series of tags and exclamation marks #! at the beginning of a file. It then provides the entire path to the interpreter that will execute the file's code /bin/bash . After that, comes the code itself. The inte...

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Differences between Login and Non-Login Shells

Publish Date:2025/04/05 Author:JIYIK Category:OPERATING SYSTEM

Differences between Login and Non-Login Shells

This article explains the difference between login shells and non-login shells in UNIX-based systems. What is Shell in UNIX based systems The shell in UNIX based systems is the interface between the user and the kernel of the operating syst...

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