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The latest version of the Pluribus Linux-based network operating system, Netvisor One, expands traffic-flow telemetry and adds support for Dell’s 400GbE switch.
The Linux seq command generates lists of numbers, but it has many subtleties to master.
The Linux expand and unexpand commands can turn tabs into spaces and spaces into tabs, and the sed and awk commands can help.
Figuring out how much storage is free on servers is important, and the PowerShell cmdlet Get-PhysicalDisk can help.
The Linux hash command provides information about commands on your system or those you've run recently, but what you see depends on the shell you are using.
In this Linux tip, learn how to use the true and false commands. What they do is very simple. The true command generates an exit code of 0 (no problems) and the false command generates a value of 1.
In this Linux tip, learn how to use the fold command. It allows you to limit the length of lines when displaying a text file by "folding" long lines into smaller pieces and, of course, you can save the shortened lines into another file.
How the true and false commands work, and how to put them to use on the command line and in scripts.
In this Linux tip, learn how to use the csplit command. It's a command that lets you split a file into pieces based on its content. For example, you might separate a file based on chapter headings, dates or content separators of some kind. Think of "...