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Similarly to the previous tip about find out top processes by RAM and CPU usage, you can also use top command to view the same information. Perhaps there’s an extra... Read more

One of the commonest things a Linux user will always do on the command line is listing the contents of a directory. As we may already know, ls and dir... Read more

When you run a command, it produces some kind of output: either the result of a program is suppose to produce or status/error messages of the program execution details. Sometimes,... Read more

Are you making most out of the Linux? There are lots of helpful features which appears to be Tips and Tricks for many of Linux Users. Sometimes Tips and Tricks... Read more

As a System admin, sometimes we need to send mails to users or someone else from the server and for that we used to go with a web based interface... Read more

If you are a command-line addict like me, then you would always want to do everything such as controlling your Linux systems (local or remote), programming, searching Google using Googler,... Read more

This tutorial will take you through the different ways of finding a directory in Linux. As you may already know, in Linux everything is a file including directories. And one... Read more

It is a common requirement to find and replace duplicate files for most of the computer users. Finding and removing duplicate files is a tiresome job that demands time and... Read more

Normally, files compressed using gzip can be restored to their original form using gzip -d or gunzip commands. What if you want to view the contents of a compressed file... Read more

File Transfer Protocol (FTP) was widely used protocol to transfer files or data remotely in unencrypted format which is not secure way to communicate. As we all know that File... Read more