How to Edit a File in Linux/Ubuntu with sudo?
File handling operations like text selection, cut, copy, paste, find, and replace, etc., can be performed on files in Linux/Ubuntu OS by using a text editor like Nano, Vim, etc.
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How to Create a Directory and Subdirectory in Linux/Ubuntu?
Directories and sub-directories are created in Linux/Ubuntu systems either by command line using the “mkdir” command or by using Ubuntu Desktop File Manager.
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How to Copy an Entire Folder in Linux/Ubuntu?
Single and multiple folders can be copied in the command line using the “cp” and “rsync” commands, while in GUI, files can be copied using “Copy” and “Paste”.
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How do you Rename Files in Linux/Ubuntu in Bulk?
Files can be renamed in bulk in the terminal by using Rename, QMV, and MMV utilities while Graphically by Thunar File Manager and Ubuntu’s Default File Manager.
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How to Create a tar File in Linux/Ubuntu?
To create a tar file in Linux/Ubuntu, various compressed archives are created by using the Tar command line tool, such as tar.gz, tar.xz, and tar.bz2, etc.
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What is the Newusers Command in Linux/Ubuntu?
Ubuntu is popular for having multiple users as it mainly is a Multi-user Operating System. Creating new users is essential for administrators as instead of one user having…
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Understanding Chmod +X – Making Files Executable
The chmod command is used with permission operators and user types to specify certain user permissions for a file and can also be used to restrict access.
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How To Run the .sh File Shell Script In Linux / Ubuntu?
The “sh” command and the “./” shortcut method both are useful ways to execute the “.sh” Script Files in Ubuntu with “sh” also displaying the script input lines.
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How to Run an Application in Linux/Ubuntu?
To Run an application in Ubuntu, either use the Terminal and run the Application Name as a command or navigate to the application through the GUI in Ubuntu.
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How to kill a process in Linux/Ubuntu by PID?
Kill a Process using the “kill” Command or the “killall” Command. Terminate a single process using “kill” command or terminate all using the “killall” command.
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