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🚀 Master the Linux Terminal with These 10 Commands:🔍 1. ls - List Contents🚪 2. cd - Change Directory📁 3. mkdir - Make Directory📄 4. cat - View/Concatenate Files📰 5. nano/vi - Text Editors🔄 6. cp - Copy Files/Directories🔀 7. mv - Move/Rename Files📚 8. man - Manual Pages🔍 9. grep - Search File Contents☠️ 10. rm - Delete Files/Directories#linux #commandsline #embeddedsystems

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Hello #linkedinfamily Let's learn the basic essential Linux Commands.So, the basic commands to navigate and manage files in Linux:cd: Change directorymkdir: Create a new directoryls: List directory contentstouch: Create a new empty fileecho: Display a line of textnano: Simple text editorvi: Powerful text editorrmdir: Remove empty directoriesrm -r: Remove directories and their contents recursivelyclear: Clear the terminal screencat: Concatenate and display file contentsrm: Remove files or directoriescp: Copy files or directoriesmv: Move or rename files or directorieshead: Display the first few lines of a filetail: Display the last few lines of a filestat: Display file or file system status #LinuxCommands #TechSkills #OpenSource #Linux #CommandLine #TechEducation

I recently posted about the “tac” command in Linux. Here’s another handy little tool for your copy and paste enjoyment…➡️ Today’s tool: xclipxclip allows you to directly place the contents of a text file onto the clipboard Install: sudo apt update sudo apt install xclipUsage: xclip <filename>…or pipe it along with your command if you like, like tail for example to grab the last few lines of a log file. Much easier than using nano or your text editor of choice to highlight and copy.🐧#kali#linux#xclip

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Created a document on Samba configuration to host shared folders on your Linux machine for use at your home lab. Step-by-step guide in one document versus scouring multiple forums online to find that one missing piece.Inspired by Daniel Dib and his blog. Hope to emulate his writing style with info that actually matters one day lol.No blog site yet but its available for download in PDF on my github.https://lnkd.in/eww_hrAj#Linux

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🔧 Linux CLI simple but practical Tricks Series: Command Substitution 🚀Hej guys. Welcome back to the Linux CLI simple but practical Tricks Series! Today, let's dive into a powerful technique: Command Substitution. 💡In Linux, back-quotes (``) or the modern dollar sign and parentheses ($(...)) allow you to capture command output for further use. # Using $() result=$(command) # Using backquotesresult=`command` Here's a practical use in action:# total_files_and_directories=$(ls -l | grep -c "^")# echo "Total files and directories in the current directory:$total_files_and_directories"# current_date=`date +"%Y-%m-%d"`# echo "Today's date is $current_date"Efficient, right? see you soon with new simple but practical tricks.⬇️ #LinuxCLI #linuxtips

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🌟 Linux Tip: Efficient File Searching! 🌟Quickly find files and directories with the find command 🔍🔧 Breakdown🔷 find /var/log: Search in the /var/log directory.🔷 -name "*.log": Look for files ending with .log.🔷 -mtime -7: Find files modified in the last 7 days.Efficiently locate important files and streamline your troubleshooting process! 🚀✨#Linux #SysAdmin #FileSearch #TechTips #Linuxtip

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Exciting news to share! After weeks of perseverance, I finally completed making a pwnagotchi. It wasn't an easy task, but thanks to a helpful YouTube video by @TalkingSasquach and the Xyl0se New Guerilla Guide, I was able to get the software to load and work with the updated hardware. I even got to practice my ssh skills by working with the internet and Linux OS configuration files. Feeling accomplished and ready for the next challenge! #pwnagotchi #linux #codinglife

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Simple Introduction of Touch Command:-touch command is used to create empty files by using the touch command we can create multiple files at a time. The most important touch command is used to change the time stamp of files and directories.syntax of the touch command:-#touch <file name> ---- create single file#touch <filename1> <filename2> <filename3> ------ create multiples file.#linux #linuxforbeginners

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🚀Let's talk about the power of Linux extensions beyond the usual TXT files! From managing directories with .dir to configuration prowess with .conf, these extensions are the secret sauce that spices up our Linux experience. Join the conversation🧾 and unlock the full potential of your Linux system beyond the basics! 🔍 #Linux #Extensions #TechEnthusiast #coding Deepak MauryaTo know more about extentions ,how create and how to save just click on the below post :https://lnkd.in/ddvdbZbx

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hello everyone! today i learn how to save files in Linux in.py format, you can save a file with a.py extension using a text editor or an integrated development environment (IDE). Here’s a step-by-step guide using the command line and a text editor:https://lnkd.in/g4dgxZvSDeepak Maurya #linux

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