As you may know already, the deleted data from a hard drive can be recovered using data recovery software, with little bit of effort. However, some times you don’t want your private data to be...
There is a saying – “A picture is worth a thousand words”. True! A Picture speaks louder than words. Be it a documentation work, technical writing, blogging or any sort of writing jobs, screenshots are...
Howdy! Today, I will be teaching you how to repeat your last command in Linux. That means you don’t have to re-type the previously executed command in your Shell. You can, of course, use the...
Most of you have noticed that the cp command won’t display the copy progress while copying files/folders. When I am copying a large file with cp command, I really have no idea how long it...
Sometimes, I forget there is an important job is running on my VPS and remote systems. Without verifying anything, I just shutdown or reboot the VPS. The result? The running job is terminated because of...
We already know how to organize the similar type of files in specific folders in Unix-like operating systems. In that method, we learned to organize the similar type of files in a folder. In other...
I have a lot of Linux tutorial videos in my Linux desktop and I wanted to move all of them to my Google Drive. The problem is the size of some video files is more...
Today, I am going to teach you an useful tip that explains how to create a list of installed packages and install them later from the backup list in a new system or in the...
A few days ago, I explained how to backup your entire Linux system using Rsync utility. One problem I have encountered during the backup process was some large size files took a long time to...
Today, we will be discussing how to check disk space usage in Unix-like systems using Ncdu utility. Ncdu, acronym of NCurses Disk Usage, is a curses-based version of the well-known ‘du’ command. It provides a fast...
