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How to Use Pipes and Named Pipes in Linux (with Examples)

This article will show how regular and named pipes work in Linux, how to use them, and how they differ from each other.

Learn how to use the nslookup command in Linux to query DNS servers and get information for a domain name or IP address.

Telnet is one of the simplest ways to check port connectivity. Learn how to telnet to a port to check whether a port is open or not.

The ethtool command is used to view and change the ethernet device parameters such as speed and duplex. Here's how to use it!

The alias command in Linux lets you create shortcuts for commands, making them easier to remember and use. Here's how to create them!

This article will show you how to easily use the Zip command on Linux to Zip files and directories.

This guide shows how, with minimal effort, to create a bootable USB from ISO in Linux using the built-in dd comm

Linux has strong built-in commands to check available disk space called ‘df‘ and 'du'. Let's find out how to use them correctly.

This article explains the curl command in Linux and how to use it with examples based on best practices.

This guide delves into the features and functions of the Linux history command, providing you with the skills to utilize it effectively.