How to Work with Awk Variables, Expressions, and Operators – Part 8
The Awk command series is getting exciting! I believe that, in the previous seven parts, we walked through some fundamentals
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How to Read and Filter Awk Input from STDIN in Linux – Part 7
In the previous parts of the Awk command series, we looked at reading input mostly from files, but what if
How to Sync New and Changed Files Using ‘rsync’ Command
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How to Search Files by Name or Extension Using find Command
Many times, we find ourselves in a situation where we need to search for multiple files with different extensions, which
How to Use ‘next’ Command with Awk in Linux – Part 6
In this sixth part of the Awk series, we shall dive into the next command and see how it can
How to Upgrade Linux Mint 21.3 to Linux Mint 22
If you do not wish to do a fresh Linux Mint 22 Wilma installation, you can simply upgrade from an
Installation of Linux Mint 22 [Cinnamon Edition] Desktop
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zzUpdate – Fully Upgrade Ubuntu to Latest Newer Release
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How to Install VLC Media Player in Fedora 40
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networkctl – Query the Status of Network Links in Linux
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How to Upgrade Ubuntu 22.04 LTS to 24.04 LTS
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How to Make File and Directory Undeletable, Even By Root in Linux
On Unix-like operating systems including Linux, root is the account or user name that by default can modify all directories