Which are the standard commands available in every Linux based distribution?
I would like to know which are the standard commands available in every Linux system.
I would like to know which are the standard commands available in every Linux system.
When I convert a pdf file to bunch of jpg files using
Many packages are available in both GTK and QT versions.
The Bash command
We are hosting an application on remote server. We need to test it with a limited network bandwidth (for users with bad Internet access).
I have a growing log file for which I want to display only the last 15 lines. Here is what I know I can do:
I wanted to modify my PS1 to run some commands every time. Let’s say I want it so that if the last executed command was successful, it would add a green smile at the end of PS1, otherwise the smile should be red.
I extracted it to a function:
I have just seen this written down;
I have a live CD that boots into Linux and runs a small Bash script. The script searches for and runs a second program (which is usually a compiled C++ binary).
stat() on a file, returns several fields including st_blksize. This is documented as “the ‘preferred’ block size for efficient filesystem I/O”. The value is not used as a unit for other stat() fields, or referred to anywhere else in the POSIX standard.