Crisp and clear ! :) Best article for beginners and it will be very helpful.

Please let me
know the other arcticles by you Thanks in advance

Alok Naushad 2 years ago

Thank you Jagath!! Happy to hear from you. You can try creating a raspberry pi
server, @ https://maker.pro/raspberry-pi/projects/raspberry-pi-web-server . Thank
you for checking this out, again!! :)

Aminu Ibrahim Abubakar 2 years ago

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"distros" buzzword revealed!

Aminu Ibrahim Abubakar 2 years ago

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Very precise.. Include advanced commands please, thanks in advance!

Alok Naushad 2 years ago

I'll try giving another one for that! Happy to hear!
Lucas Mungai 2 years ago
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A very insightful article!

Alok Naushad 2 years ago

Thank you!!

Steven Otieno 2 years ago

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Very practical, I was able to run the commands on the git terminal with positive
outcomes.

Alok Naushad 2 years ago

Yes, you can use most of these commands almost everywhere. It works with most of
the linux distros...
Preethi Tony 2 years ago
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I tried using Locate command and nothing is happening,for instance i created a
folder named "Test folder" and i'm not sure where it is so i used locate -i test*folder
and it doesn't shows up anything

Alok Naushad 2 years ago

Try using locate -i *test*folder* or locate -i *test*

Hemant Dhanuka 2 years ago

use "sudo updatedb" command before using locate command

Preethi Tony 2 years ago

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This is really great

Alok Naushad 2 years ago

Thank You!

ANIL KUMAR PILLI 2 years ago

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ls-all

Wasike Timothy 2 years ago

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Great work here.......
Alok Naushad 2 years ago
Thank you!

Fazil Basha S N 2 years ago

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Nice one buddy

Alok Naushad 2 years ago

Thank you bro!!

Carlos Rodriguez 10 months ago

Hi Fazil. For someone who is new to IT where do you reccomend them to go to
practice these Linux commands or do labs for free.

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