GREP stands for ‘Global Regular Expression Print’. It is a useful command-line utility provided by Linux, to search for the text line which matches the pattern provided by the user. grep takes the input from the user in the form of strings or words which the user wishes to search
Rebooting is the go-to option that many of us rely on whenever things begin to act weirdly on a computer. Or, it could be the practical approach when new software is installed on the system and it demands a reboot. Linux offers the reboot command to restart or reboot a
Users usually try to find a file using the GUI. However, sometimes it becomes a very tedious job to find an individual file in the huge pile of files on your system. Finding it conventionally may be a time-consuming task. To make this task easier, Linux offers certain commands to
No matter which Operating System you are running, copying one file or a folder from one location to another is the most basic task you perform daily. On a busy day at work, during a project assignment at school, or during the ongoing development of a project, copying files from
A ‘Shell’ is an ‘Interactive Utility’ provided by Linux systems. Whenever we speak of the command line in Linux or Unix environment we are referring to the ‘Shell’. It works as a mid-man between the user and the system which takes input from the user and feeds that input to
The curl command is one more interesting command-line utility Linux has to offer you. curl command allows the user to fetch files from the server. curl is a popular choice of the application developers and frequent Linux users because of its support for a number of protocols like RTMP, RTSP,
