How to Change File Ownership in Ubuntu

In this tutorial, we’ll cover how to change file ownership for both files and folders in Ubuntu command line. Learn more here.
The post How to Change File Ownership in Ubuntu appeared first on Linux Today.

How to Configure Static IP Address in Linux and Unix

This tutorial describes three methods to configure a static IP address in Linux and Unix operating systems from the command line.
The post How to Configure Static IP Address in Linux and Unix appeared first on Linux Today.

3 Best Ways to Securely Wipe Disk in Linux Using Command Line

Sometimes we have to erase all the information from our disk in a way that ensures it is impossible to recover. Learn how to securely wipe a disk in Linux using the command line here.
The post 3 Best Ways to Securely Wipe Disk in Linux Using Command Li…

5 Linux Command Line Classes from Coursera

Whether you want to learn Linux command line basics or advanced skills, these Coursera classes have you covered.
The post 5 Linux Command Line Classes from Coursera appeared first on Linux Today.

How to Parse or View XML Code in Linux Command Line

XML is an abbreviation for Extensible Markup Language. Learn how to parse or view XML code in the Linux command line through this tutorial.
The post How to Parse or View XML Code in Linux Command Line appeared first on Linux Today.

How to Use the Terraform Command Line Interface (CLI) on Ubuntu

Terraform is a framework for building and configuring infrastructure as code, with a command-line interface and DSL language. Learn how to use the Terraform CLI on Ubuntu here.
The post How to Use the Terraform Command Line Interface (CLI) on Ubuntu ap…

How to Find Files Based on Their Permissions in Linux

Finding files from the command line is easy! This guide explains how to find files based on their permissions in Linux and Unix-like operating systems.
The post How to Find Files Based on Their Permissions in Linux appeared first on Linux Today.

How to Scrape Web Pages from the Command Line Using htmlq

Web scraping is the process of analyzing the structure of HTML pages and programmatically extracting data. Learn how to scrape web pages from the command line using htmlq here.
The post How to Scrape Web Pages from the Command Line Using htmlq appeared…

​How to Upgrade Debian 10 Buster to Debian 11 Bullseye

This article shows how to upgrade your Debian 10 Buster system to Debian 11 Bullseye via command line. Learn more here.
The post ​How to Upgrade Debian 10 Buster to Debian 11 Bullseye appeared first on Linux Today.

Linux Shutdown Command [with Examples]

Need to know how to shut down your Linux system safely using command line or how to schedule a shutdown at a specific time? Learn to use the Linux shutdown command with examples here.
The post Linux Shutdown Command [with Examples] appeared first on Li…

How to Use mkdir Command to Create Directories

In this article, we will go through various ways of creating directories using the mkdir command, as well as how to use most of its options. The mkdir (Make Directory) command allows you to create directories from the command line. When used with the right options, it can be a fairly versatile utility. Learn more […]

The post How to Use mkdir Command to Create Directories appeared first on Linux Today.

Installing and Using macOS’s Homebrew Package Manager on Linux

Homebrew is a popular command line-based package manager for macOS. It can also be installed and used on Linux. Here’s why and how.
The post Installing and Using macOS’s Homebrew Package Manager on Linux appeared first on Linux Today.

How to Find All Files Containing Specific Text on Linux

This article explains how to find all files containing specific text on Linux. For this demo, we’ll use grep, a standard Unix program.
The post How to Find All Files Containing Specific Text on Linux appeared first on Linux Today.

How to Find Files Based on Their Permissions in Linux

Finding files from command line in Linux is easy! This guide explains how to find files based on their permissions in Linux and Unix-like operating systems.
The post How to Find Files Based on Their Permissions in Linux appeared first on Linux Today.

Micro Text Editor: Lightweight and Intuitive Terminal-Based Editor

Micro command-line text editor is designed to replace Nano as the text editor for the masses. It is a cross-platform terminal-based text editor, which is not only used for Linux, but on all other platforms like Windows and macOS as well. Learn more abo…

How to Detect a Linux Physical Cable Connection

If you’ve ever needed to know whether a physical cable is connected to a network port on your Linux system, you don’t necessarily need to be right in front of the computer or server to check. There are several methods we can use from the Linux command line in order to see if a cable is […]

The post How to Detect a Linux Physical Cable Connection appeared first on Linux Today.

Ventoy Now Available With GUI

Ventoy is an open source tool for creating bootable USB drives. It was originally released as a command line program. A web UI was introduced later in March this year, but it wasn’t really functional or easy to use. These days the developers have announced the first version of Ventoy with a native Linux GUI. […]

The post Ventoy Now Available With GUI appeared first on Linux Today.

How To List Installed Packages In Linux

This brief guide explains how to list all installed packages in various Linux distributions, from the command line, with examples.
The post How To List Installed Packages In Linux appeared first on Linux Today.

PeaZip 8.2 Released, Focused on Improving Command Line Usage

PeaZip 8.2 archive manager for Linux and Windows now supports a massive 225 archive formats. The new version focuses on improving user experience on Linux systems, updating installers, improving the automatic configuration of applications for “open wit…

How to Run Multiple Linux Commands in One Single Command

If you use Linux daily, you know that the command line is the most powerful tool when working with files, installing and configuring system software, and running them. It becomes even more efficient if you run two or more commands at once on the comman…