Swappiness in Linux Explained
This article was dedicated to the concept of swappiness in Linux and how you can the default swappiness value according to your own requirements.
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Ayesha Sajid
Ayesha Sajid has secured a Bachelors degree in Computer Sciences and currently, she is doing her Masters in Information Security. She is a technical content writer by profession who has experience in working with Windows and the different flavours of Linux operating system.
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Split Command in Linux
The split command in Linux is used for splitting the files into multiple chunks. This command comes in handy in situations where you have large files.
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PS Command Linux
This article explains that the process status or the PS command in Linux is used for displaying the status of the different processes of a system.
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Linux UNAME Command
UNAME is an extremely useful Linux command that provides you the information regarding your system’s hardware and software on the go.
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Linux PUSHD and POPD
This article is to give you a quick hint on the working of the PUSHD and POPD commands in Linux to easily be able to use the PUSHD and POPD commands in Linux.
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Linux GZIP Command
Practical tutorial on how to use the GZIP command for compressing and decompressing your files in Linux and in transfering the files from one end to another.
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How to Mount an ISO in Linux?
Mounting an ISO file means you will be able to access its contents just like you would do with an optical drive. How to mount an ISO in Linux is discussed.
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DU Command Linux
A guide on how to learn the usage of the DU command in Linux by using the help manual of the DU command through several examples provided.
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CHOWN Command in Linux
The CHOWN command in Linux is used for changing the ownership of a file. This ownership can be at the user level as well as at the group level.
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How to Replace All Matches of a Search Text in VI Editor
Practical tutorial on how to replace all the occurrences of your desired text within a file using the VI editor and learning its different modes.
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