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There are multiple ways to read the content of the file in Linux. It includes GUI and CLI, and one of the most frequently used is the cat command. What is Cat Command? Cat stands for concatenating, which helps us read single or multiple file content. We can also create a new file by adding some fresh new content using the cat command. General Syntax of Cat Command. $ cat [OPTION] [FILE] Today, we will…

If you are a system administrator maintaining a system with many users or a person holding a lot of accounts in your system, then you need to understand the importance of password change. Phishing or malware attacks often leak the user password, which primarily consists of a simple name or birthday. It is recommended to update your password at a specific interval of time to prevent unauthorized access to your account. When adding a new…

If a process becomes unresponsive and consumes too many system resources, then it’s time to kill it. In Windows, every process can be shut down using a task manager. On Linux, most processes have their own way to shutdown. Few can quit using the q keyboard key, and some use the exit word. Unfortunately, some processes become too obstinate to shut down using any recommended method and do not allow themselves to be shut down…

Another command needs to be executed but is left on hold while the current command is fully executed? When working in Linux, you fire up one command after another. For example, you edit a configuration file using the nano or vim editors or download files using the wget command and suddenly want to take a look at some other files or need to execute another command. In this scenario, you have two options. First, close…