• by Susith Nonis
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• Date 21 Feb, 22

Vim is an advanced, powerful UNIX-based text editor that has relatively more features than its previous version i.e. vi editors which many developers and system administrators use. As VIM is a free...

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• Date 21 Feb, 22

In the Linux Operating System, you cannot execute any command without proper permission. Every file and directory has some permission or privilege (read, write, or execute) associated with them. If...

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• Date 21 Feb, 22

Embark on a journey through the heart of Linux administration as we unravel the intricacies of user and group management in this comprehensive guide. Navigating the Linux environment requires more...

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• Date 12 Feb, 22

Despite being the most versatile operating system, Linux occasionally experiences application failures that disrupt system operation. These applications become unresponsive to any action. As a...

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• Date 09 Feb, 22

If you're new to CentOS, mastering the commands and tools will go a long way toward enhancing your productivity. The blog is a compilation of nearly every important CentOS command that you need to...

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• Date 01 Feb, 22

Ubuntu is a free, open-source operating system built on top of Debian Linux and maintained by a UK company called Canonical. It comes in three main editions Desktop, Server, and Core and powers...

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• Date 28 Jan, 22

Linux Command is an effective service that is provided by the Linux OS. These commands are used to execute all the basic and advanced tasks. The implementation of the commands is done on the Linux...

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• Date 18 Jan, 22

Here's the short version, because that's probably what you came for. In Vim, you copy a line with yy, copy three lines with 3yy, cut a line with dd, paste after the cursor with p, and paste before it....

• by Susith Nonis
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• Date 18 Jan, 22

Vim search happens in normal mode. Hit Esc first, then type / followed by what you want to find, and press Enter. That's the whole trick. To search upward instead, use ?. To jump between matches,...

• by Susith Nonis
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• Date 18 Jan, 22

For any developer, choosing the right text editor can be a game-changer. This decision impacts the efficiency and workflow of a developer. There are many text editors, but in this guide, we want to...