Learn several different methods for jumping directly to the end of a file in the nano text editor on Linux.
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How to Minify CSS and JS Files Using the Linux CLI
Filed under Files
Learn how to minify CSS and JS files using various tools on the Linux command line.
Difference Between $ and # Prompts in Linux
Filed under User Administration
Learn what the $ and # terminal prompts mean in a Linux environment, and how they’re different.
Linux Commands to Resolve Host Names Using /etc/hosts First
Filed under Networking
Learn about different ways to resolve host names while preferring the settings inside the /etc/hosts file on Linux.
Starting a Web Server in a Folder
Filed under Administration, Web
Learn how to start a web server that runs in a particular directory on Linux.
How to Capture Stdout Line by Line in Bash
Filed under Scripting
Learn how to capture standard output one line at a time in Bash.
Set Environment Variables From File of Key/Value Pairs in Linux
Filed under Scripting
Learn how to set environment variables that are stored in a file as key/value pairs on Linux..
Shortening the Current Directory Path in the Terminal on Linux
Filed under Administration
Learn how to shorten the directory path that appears in a Linux terminal.
Usage of Compgen Command in Bash
Filed under Scripting
Learn how the compgen command is used for auto-completition in Linux.