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Baeldung on Linux
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Best Practice to Represent Boolean Value in Shell Script
Filed under Scripting
Learn about the best methods for representing boolean values inside a Bash script.
How to Manage Startup Applications in Linux
Filed under Processes, Service Management
Learn how to configure startup applications using the GNOME desktop environment and systemd on Linux.
What’s the Purpose of Prefixing a String With The $ Sign in Bash
Filed under Scripting
Learn the purpose of prefixing a string with the $ sign in Bash.
Terminal Editor Alternatives to vi and nano
Filed under File Editing
Learn about some alternatives to the vi and nano editors in Linux.
Guide to Linux df Command With Examples
Filed under Filesystems
Explore practical examples of using the df command to manage disk space effectively.
Guide to Linux lspci Command With Examples
Filed under Administration
Learn to use the lspci command and its various options on Linux.
Guide to Linux ip Command With Examples
Filed under Administration, Network Configuration
Learn how to use the ip Linux command through practical examples and explanations.
Baeldung on Computer Science
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What Are Markup Languages and How Do They Work?
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Learn about what markup languages such as HTML, XML, Markdown and LaTeX are and how they work.