Linux-file-commands

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Last Updated: 27 September 2024

In Linux, everything is considered as a file. In UNIX, seven standard file types are regular, directory, symbolic link, FIFO special, block ...read more

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Split Command in Linux with Examples

Last Updated: 19 July 2024

Split command in Linux is used to split large files into smaller files. It splits the files into 1000 lines per file(by default) and even al...read more

gunzip Command in Linux with Examples

Last Updated: 11 March 2025

The gunzip command in Linux is a popular tool for decompressing files compressed with gzip. It simplifies file unzipping, enhances file mana...read more

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How to Change File Ownership in Linux | chown Command

Last Updated: 12 July 2024

In the Linux operating system, file ownership is a crucial aspect of system security and user management. The `chown` command, short for "ch...read more

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How to Create an Empty File in Linux | Touch Command

Last Updated: 12 July 2024

The touch command is a standard command used in the UNIX/Linux operating system which is used to create, change and modify the timestamps of...read more

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How to Find a File in Linux | Find Command

Last Updated: 05 July 2024

Linux, renowned for its robust command-line interface, provides a suite of powerful tools for efficient file and directory management. Among...read more

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How to Make Script Executable in Linux | chmod Command

Last Updated: 22 January 2025

In Unix operating systems, the chmod command is used to change the access mode of a file. The name is an abbreviation of change mode. Which ...read more

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How to Move File in Linux | mv Command

Last Updated: 01 April 2024

The `mv` command in Linux is like a superhero tool that can do a bunch of cool stuff with your files and folders. Think of it as a digital m...read more

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rm command in Linux with examples

Last Updated: 19 July 2024

rm stands for remove here. rm command is used to remove objects such as files, directories, symbolic links and so on from the file system li ...read more

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How to Copy Files and Directories in Linux | cp Command

Last Updated: 09 January 2025

In the world of Linux computers, a common and important job is copying files. The key tool for this task is the "cp" command. In this simple...read more

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How to Compress Files in Linux | Tar Command

Last Updated: 11 January 2025

File compression is a fundamental task in managing and transferring data efficiently on a Linux system. The Tar command, short for Tape Arch ...read more

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How to View the Content of File in Linux | cat Command

Last Updated: 22 January 2025

The cat command in Linux is more than just a simple tool, it's a versatile companion for various file-related operations, allowing users to ...read more

Gzip Command in Linux

Last Updated: 07 March 2025

The gzip command in Linux is a vital tool for compressing files and reducing their sizes. It employs the DEFLATE compression algorithm , whi ...read more

ZIP command in Linux with examples

Last Updated: 20 February 2025

ZIP is a compression and file packaging utility for Unix. Each file is stored in a single .zip {.zip-filename} file with the extension .zip....read more

Last Updated: 26 February 2025

The ls command in Linux is one of the widely used tools in the Linux command line to list files and directories in the current directory or ...read more

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