public Tips • 3 min read Find All Symbolic Links in Linux Looking for all the soft links on your Linux system? Here are a couple of methods to find symbolic links.…
public Tips • 3 min read Compare Two Directories in the Linux Command Line Want to see how the content of the two directories differs? Use the diff command and see what files are identical or different.…
public Tips • 5 min read 7 Reasons Why Developers Prefer NeoVim Over Vim NepVim or Vim? Which one of the two similar editors is better? I think it is NeoVim and I have good reasons to support this claim.…
public Tips • 3 min read List Mounted Drives in Linux If you want to perform certain operations on a drive, you need to know its details. Learn how to list currently mounted drives in Linux.…
public Tips • 5 min read Important GCC Flags in Linux You can use GCC flags to extend the functionality of the GCC compiler. Here are some of the common and yet important flags.…
public Tips • 4 min read Scan Ports With netcat Command in Linux Netcat is a popular networking utility for Linux based systems. Learn how to use it to scan for open ports.…
public Tips • 3 min read How to Create Large Files in Linux Want to create large file of 1 GB or some other size? Here are various ways of creating large files with predefined sizes in Linux.…
public Tips • 2 min read How to Get the UUID of a Disk Partition in Linux UUID is a property of disk partitions used to uniquely identify them. Here are various ways to get the UUID of a disk partition in the Linux command line.…
public Tips • 2 min read Enable Timestamp in History Command in Linux You can easily see which commands you ran in the past. But do you know when did you run it? The history command can tell you that as well.…
public Tips • 3 min read How to Show Process Tree in Linux Here are multiple commands that you can use to show the process tree in the Linux command line.…
public Tips • 4 min read Scanning Ports With nmap Nmap is an open source utility for network discovery and security auditing. Learn how to scan specific or multiple or all ports with nmap.…
public Tips • 3 min read Pretty Print JSON in Linux Command Line JSON is human-readable markup language but reading it in the terminal might be difficult. Learn to format JSON content in a structured way.…