When you start learning the Bash & Linux Command Line Tools, there are soooo many commands to know. I don’t know if those commands are the most useful. But they are definitely those I use the most often…
There are a lot of publications about Linux issued on the Web every day. By exploring the keywords contained in those publications, we may learn more about our favorite operating system and the way it is perceived.
ARM, MIPS, SPARC, POWER/PowerPC, RISC-V, Itanium, x86… All of them are popular microprocessors in use today. But where did they come from? And how are they related to other legacy technologies?
Sed is really a great tool to filter & transform text — but the syntax is not always easy. Whether you’re a beginner or a more advanced user looking for a memory aid, this cheatsheet will help you remember the basic sed commands.
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Learn how to launch commands from your shell like a pro!
Solaris is a Unix-like operating system developed since the 80s and particularly well suited for server or cloud infrastructure applications. Solaris has a rich and complex history made of code rebase, forks and acquisitions which are detailed in this infographics.
I don’t know why, but I always forget the tar option for xz compressed archives is the upper J. If you’re like me, this downloadable infography will be of great help !
Maybe you want to run a Windows software on Linux? Or optimize your costs by running several virtual servers on the same hardware? In those cases, like in many other ones, virtualization is the technology to leverage.
