Using the command line to perform tasks. Commands, scripts, package management, building and installing packages, tutorials, configuration files, and more
Category Terminal
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How to use rsync with NTFS and FAT32 on Linux: Problems and solutions
At Terminal By Rudi Drusian Lange ✦File sync and backup between Linux, NTFS and FAT32. Understand the limitations of timestamps and permissions and learn how to work around them with options like modify-window and size-only
How to Create and Configure initrd in Slackware Linux: Complete Guide
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Find out what initrd is, what it's for and how to generate and use it. Learn how to configure ELILO for a new kernel and use scripts such as mkinitrd, geninitrd and eliloconfig
How to Convert Images to WebP Using the Command Line
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Discover how to convert JPG, PNG and TIFF images to WebP via terminal on Linux, with the possibility of processing multiple images at the same time. Reduce the size without losing quality!
How to repair NTFS partitions in Linux. Chkdsk in Linux
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Fix mounting issues, inconsistencies, and errors on NTFS partitions in Linux with the ntfsfix command. Prepare a full scan on the next Windows boot
Create GPT/MBR partitions and format with NTFS/FAT32/ext4 in Linux
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Complete guide to managing disks on Linux: create GPT or MBR partitions, change name and type, and format as NTFS/ext4. Learn how to remove partition tables. Complete and detailed examples
Set date, time and timezone in Linux using the terminal
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Find out how to set the clock and timezone on Linux and hardware (BIOS/UEFI). Synchronize with NTP servers and ensure that your system clock is always up to date and accurate
How to Schedule Tasks in Linux Using Crontab: Detailed Examples
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Define custom scheduling ranges, explore essential commands, change the default editor, organize script scheduling by folders, and view execution logs
How to upload a new project to GitHub with Linux and SSH, no password
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Initialize Git on the local machine, change the name of the default branch, create an SSH key and add it to GitHub, upload the project and learn how to synchronize the repositories
What SSH keys are and how to use them instead of your network password
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Learn how to generate the public and private key pair, understand their functions and the RSA and Ed25519 algorithms. How to transfer the key and authorize the connection without a password
Using Git to share and collaborate on a project
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How to clone a project, make changes and merge them, customize history queries, name commits as versions and compare them, search using Git and more useful commands
Learning the basics of Git and the use of branches
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An introduction to git: how to set up in a project, define basic configurations, manage branches, view histories and deal with conflicts
Commands to get information from the machine's hardware in Linux
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List of commands to display hardware configurations on the Linux machine using the terminal: cpu, memory, usb, network, video cards, HD, SSD, DVDs, sata, partitions, free space
Checking machine hardware information in the Linux terminal with lshw
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The lshw command is used in the Linux terminal to generate detailed reports about hardware. See memory, processor, HD, SSD, network, pci, usb, scsi, sata, all in one command
Change permissions only for directories or files recursively
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Useful commands in the Linux terminal to fix permissions on large file and directory structures