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Everyone who is a beginner or advanced Linux administrator somehow is looking to create folder in Linux or create directory in Linux with one of the most commonly used linux commands i.e. mkdir...

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Anyone using the Linux operating system daily should be familiar with creating a text file in Linux, or Linux creates file commands. A new file may be created using either the command line or the...

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• Date 28 Jan, 21

The nano editor is a text editor included in many Unix-based systems. It is a small, lightweight editor that is easy to use and perfect for making simple changes to text files. If you're new to the...

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The Nano Editor is a free, open-source text editor for Unix and Linux systems. It is licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL). The Nano Editor is a popular choice for many users because it....

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The mv command transfers data or folders from one location to another using the command line. It can transfer single files, multiple files, and whole folders, it can also interrupt before overwriting....

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• Date 28 Jan, 21

Linux has a unique and different way of switching users than other operating systems (OS) have. To switch or change users in Linux, simply input the command "su newuser", ensuring to replace...

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• Date 28 Jan, 21

You need to install nano to use its functionality and all the resources it provides. Nano is usually enabled by default in most Linux distributions, but if it isn't, use the following commands to...

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• Date 28 Jan, 21

Nano is the most fundamental, command-line-based text editor for Linux. It has all common text editor features, including highlighting syntaxes, multiple buffers, scanning and replacing with regular.....

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While working with huge text with many lines, you need to jump on a certain line to get certain information you want. This guide will help you perform a jump operation and go to a particular line in.....

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• Date 28 Jan, 21

Nano is the most simple text editor for Linux that is command-line based. It includes the usual text editor functionality, such as syntax highlighting, multiple buffers, search and replacements with.....