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Finding files by their name is one of the most common scenarios of finding files in Linux. Here are a few examples to help.…

Is your Linux system using systemd or sysv or some other init system? Here's how to find out.…

Learn different ways of changing the IP address in Linux. Also learn how to make the changes [ermanent.…

Here are different ways to get the absolute file paths in Linux command line.…

The less command is excellent for reading large text files. It also allows you to search for text in it. Here's what you need to know about searching in less.…

Like any other editor, Nano provides the search and replace feature. Here's how to use it.…

Here are a few examples of finding and deleting empty directories in the Linux command line.…

The ping command works on IPv4 by default. But you can force it to ping IPv6 addresses too. Here's how.…

Learn to learn Perl scripts in Linux command line. Also learn a few tricks about running Perl commands without saving them in files.…

Finding recently modified files is a helpful parameter when troubleshooting your code or server. Learn how to find modified files in Linux command line.…

Learn how to list all files in a directory that do not contain a specific text in Linux command line.…

Here are various ways for converting Hex to ASCII characters in the Linux command line and bash scripts.…