Linux provides several tools for scrolling through the contents of text files. We compare their capabilities and demonstrate the most common ways to use them.
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How to Pass Command Line Arguments to Bash Script
Filed under Scripting
Explore different ways of passing command-line arguments to the bash script during run time
Linux Commands – top
Filed under Processes
Learn how to use top command in Linux.
Setting Permissions with chown and chmod
Filed under File Permissions, Security
Linux file permissions are determined by who owns the file and the visibility of that file to various users. Discover chmod and chown for configuring this.
Guide to Stream Redirections in Linux
Filed under Scripting
Learn about stream redirections in Linux and how to accomplish them.
Splitting Files in Unix Systems
Filed under File Editing
Learn several ways to split files in Unix Systems.
Linux Commands Comparison: curl vs wget
Filed under Web
We can download and upload with both the linux curl and wget tools. In this tutorial we look at which tool is best suited for each type of task.
Linux Commands – Parallel Downloading with wget
Filed under Web
Explore different ways in which we can download multiple files in parallel using wget.
Copying in Linux with Visual Progress
Filed under Files
See how to copy files/folders in Linux, with full progress feedback.