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Comparison between Git merge and Git rebase

Publish Date:2025/04/05 Author:JIYIK Category:Git

The git rebase command may seem like Git wizardry to beginners, but if used carefully, it can actually make life easier for your development team. In this article, we compare git rebase with the related git merge command and identify all th...

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Git cherry pick command usage

Publish Date:2025/04/05 Author:JIYIK Category:Git

git cherry-pick is a powerful command that allows us to select an arbitrary Git commit by reference and attach it to the HEAD of the current working branch. Cherry picking is the act of picking a commit from one branch and applying it to an...

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Git installation and establishment of local warehouse service

Publish Date:2025/04/05 Author:JIYIK Category:Git

Git is a distributed version control system: the client does not only extract the latest version of the file snapshot, but also completely mirrors the original code repository. It has the following advantages: a. Since every extraction oper...

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Rsync Exclude Files and Directories in Linux

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

rsync Is a powerful command line tool for synchronizing files and directories between two sites using a remote shell. Using rsync the command, you can copy data and files between systems and make additional backups. Additionally, you can ex...

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Date and Timestamps in UNIX/Linux

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

The date and time information is not as visible on the command line as it is in the graphical version of Linux, but we can certainly date get that information using the command. This article will explain how to use date the command to get,...

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Setting the Date in Linux Using the Command Line

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

date Let us see how to use command in Linux command line . date Set date in Linux using command Let's look at date the command, which can be used to view or change the system date and time. grammar: date [ option ] [ +format ] date Check sy...

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Read CPU flags from Cpuinfo

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

Read CPU flags from Cpuinfo

This article will explain how to read the information in Linux cpuinfo . Later, we will look at what are CPU flags and what they mean. Reading in Linux cpuinfo /proc/cpuinfo The file contains detailed information about the CPU in your compu...

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Copy and paste from local clipboard into Vim

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

In this article, we will learn how to copy text from vim editor to another machine. We will copy the content to the clipboard. Use yank the command or register vim to copy and paste in . However, copying to another application (such as a br...

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How to Create a New Directory in Linux

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

To create a new directory in Linux, we can use the file manager or the terminal. To create a new directory using the terminal, we use mkdir the command. mkdir Order mkdir Commands create directories and set permissions on directories using...

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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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Differences between Curl and Wget

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

We usually think of pressing a download button when downloading a file from the Internet. However, you can download files from the terminal. wget The and curl are two of the most commonly used tools. This tutorial will look at both and see...

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