When it comes to shell scripting, two prominent shells often come to the fore: the Bourne Shell (SH) and the…
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In the realm of operating systems, the term “zombie” usually evokes images of the undead, creatures trapped between life and…
Linux is a versatile and powerful operating system, but like any other system, there are times when you need to…
The Linux file system is the foundation of any Linux-based operating system, serving as the backbone for storing, organizing, and…
With the exponential growth of data, managing storage and analyzing disk usage has become an essential task for system administrators…
Systemd is a system and service manager for Linux operating systems. It is widely used to manage services, network interfaces,…
Bash is a popular shell used in most Linux distributions. It provides various I/O redirection techniques that allow users to…
The shebang, also known as a “hashbang” or “sharpbang”, is an essential part of Bash scripts and other executable scripts…
In programming, modulus or remainder is the operation that returns the remainder of a division. In Bash, the modulus operator…
In programming, finding the remainder of a division is a common task. In Bash, the modulus operator “%” can be…