AWK Command Examples for Beginners / AWK Linux Tutorial
Learning to use the AWK utility in Linux is a skill that most Linux users yearn to have.…
Bash Write to File
Reading and writing to files are common tasks among Linux command-line users. There are two ways in bash…
Bash Case Statement
The bash case statement is used to simplify complex conditionals in a bash script. Bash case statements use…
How to use Thunderbolt 3 and 4 on CentOS
The Thunderbolt hardware interface is a relatively new technology launched in 2011 by Apple and Intel. It’s an…
How to Connect to a Debian 10/11 Server via Remote Desktop Connection using xRDP
xRDP is a free and open-source implementation of Windows Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), that started in 2004. With…
How to Use the mv Command to Move Files & Directories in Linux
The mv command in Linux stands for move. It is used to move one or more files or…
What Is SSH Tunneling and How Does It Work?
In this tutorial we’ll explain how to use SSH port forwarding and create a secure tunnel over the…
6 SSH Authentication Methods and How to Use Them
As more companies migrate their services to the cloud and more people continue to work remotely, a secure…
Using the chown Command to Change File Ownership in Linux
In Linux, when a file is created, its ownership is granted to the user who created it. However,…
Install and Use Oh My Zsh Framework for Zsh on Linux
zsh (Z Shell) is a very popular Unix shell. It’s similar to Bash but comes with many added…
How to Install Zsh on Linux
zsh (Z Shell) is a very popular and highly customizable shell for Linux and Unix-like operating systems. It…
How to Concatenate Strings in Bash
String concatenation is the process of joining two or more strings together to form a single string. In…
