Learn how to use Linux commands to search for files that contain binary content.
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Karthik Devan
I work freelance on full-stack development of apps and websites, and I'm also trying to work on a SaaS product. When I'm not working, I like to travel, play board games, hike and climb rocks.
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Baeldung on Linux
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Good Place to Install Custom Bash Scripts in Linux
Filed under Administration
Learn the recommended ways to install custom Bash scripts for system-wide use on Linux.
Checking Whether the Display Server Is Xorg or Wayland
Filed under Administration
Learn several methods to determine if a display server is using Xorg or Wayland in Linux.
Check Time-To-Live (TTL) For a DNS Record
Filed under Network Monitoring
Learn how to check the TTL for DNS records using dig and nslookup on Linux.
Checking PTR Records Using the Command Line
Filed under Network Monitoring
Learn how to check PTR records using various Linux commands.
Editing MP3 Tags on Linux
Filed under File Editing
Learn how to tag MP3 music using command line tools id3v2, eyeD3, and id3tool on Linux.
Printing ASCII Art in the Shell
Filed under Scripting
Explore different ways to print ASCII artwork in the shell.
Wildcard a Subdomain in the Hosts File
Filed under Network Configuration
Learn three ways to resolve all subdomains of a given domain to the local IP address.
Difference Between a Terminal, Shell, TTY, and Console
Filed under Administration
Explore the terms console, terminal, and tty and learn why are they very closely related.