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In this Linux tip, we’re going to examine bash’s break command. It is a bash built-in and provides a way to break out of a loop prematurely.
Here are some of the more popular bash options to control how scripts work on Linux and how to list the available options, including seeing which ones are turned on.
As nice as looping in Linux scripts can be, you might just want to interrupt it sometimes, and the break and continue commands can do this.
In this Linux tip, we’ll explore how to use single and double quotes on the Linux command line or in scripts.
The Linux Foundation's Open Mainframe Project is targeting the development of mainframe applications and skill sets, and now has its own Big Iron to work with.
The apropos command can help you find commands or discover some you don't yet know, but if you get the response "nothing appropriate", it might need some help.
Here are some tips and tricks for creating redundant Azure AD Connect server that can help keep business running if the primary server fails.
In this Linux tip, we’ll explore some ways you can check the status of files using the if command.
Filenames that contain blanks can add complexity to the commands you use to work with them. Fortunately, there are several handy ways to make that easier.
In this Linux tip, we’re going to look into several uses of the cd command. While it’s routinely used to move into a different directory, there are some more unusual ways to use this command.
