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This is my whatsapp no if you have any queries ping me up! :) Today, we will first discuss why should we use commands instead of GUI and then we will discuss more about commands. So, should we use commands?        Well, for that we need to know the difference. First of all, GUI is very easy but with commands, we have to remember many commands and their syntax, uses and many more. But what if we have to perform it 100 times?! For example,    What if you want to create a directory. easy! isn't it! But what if I tell you to create 1000 dir at once? With the help of commands, it can be done with only 2 words! Doesn't you fell awesome after knowing that!  The command line can be used to increase efficiency and less time consumming. We will discuss some more commands that are often used. List of the commands that we are going to cover in this blog are cp             ...

This is my whatsapp no if you have any queries ping me up! :) In this blog, I will be describing a few Linux basic commands that are often used in the daily life. The commands that we are going to cover in this blog are Terminal. cal --------> calender date --------> current time and date cd --------> change director mv --------> move rm --------> remove rmdir --------> remove directory (empty){cannot del non-empty dir} man --------> manual mkdir --------> make directory touch --------> create empty file    history --------> history of commands Always remember, in Linux case (upper case & lower case) does matter. leo@nemesis:~$ 1 2 3 1--->account name 2--->hostname of the computer name(computer name) 3---->user is without root privilege If root is like adminstrator account in windows. In linux, root account has access to manipulate any file. ________________...

Whenever we hear the word " Linux ", the first thing that comes to our mind is OS. But actually, Linux is a  kernel . History of Linux began in 1991 with the beginning of a personal project by Finnish student Linus Torvalds to create a new free operating system kernel. Well, a kernel is the central part of an operating system. It manages the operations of the computer with the hardware. In simple words its the component of os which interacts with hardware . The current version of Linux kernel which is broadly used is version 4.14 , it is announced that this version of kernel LTS (long-term support) of the Linux kernel. There are two types of distro (os architecture) base on Linux kernel (simple words like .exe is software extension used in windows likewise ) -- deb based (deb stands for Debian ) rpm based (rpm stands for Red Hat Package Management...

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