Markdown: How to Add A New Line
When working with Markdown, understanding how to create new lines is essential for proper formatting and readability. This guide will explain everything you need...
LS Command: How to List Files in Unix Systems
What is the LS Command?
If you occasionally use Linux and Unix based operating...
Bash Comments: Enhance Script Readability
Comments are an essential aspect of writing clean, maintainable, and understandable bash scripts. They provide valuable insights...
How to List Installed Packages on Ubuntu Linux
How to List Installed Packages on Ubuntu Linux
If your preferred Linux distribution...
How to Fix SSH Connection Refused Error
Are you encountering the frustrating "Connection refused" error when trying to connect via SSH? This comprehensive guide will help you identify and fix SSH...
Linux Shell Scripting part-1: Starting with Linux Shell Scripting
Dear Unixmen Community, We are pleased to announce shell scripting series for our valued readers, who may not have a sound understanding of Shell...
Using the CP Command to Copy A Directory on Linux
Copying directories is a vital task in Linux systems administration and everyday use. Whether you're backing up...
SED Replace: How to Manipulate Text in Unix
So, what is SED Replace?
SED stands for Stream Editor. This is a powerful...
Bash Shebang: Using Script Interpreters
The shebang, also known as 'hashbang' or pound-bang, is a crucial element in Unix-like operating systems, including...
A Simple Bash Script to display your CPU Temperature and Battery...
This article is primarily aimed at those who are newer to shell scripting. I go into depth to hopefully show beginners a practical use...
Git Amend Commit Message: Fixing Your Last Commit
Have you ever made a typo or written a completely wrong message on your last commit? Well...
.bashrc: The Configuration File of Linux Terminal
Today at Unixmen, we are about to explain everything there is about the ".bashrc" file. This file serves as a script that initializes settings...
What is ‘sh’
Introduction to 'sh'
In the world of Unix and Unix-like operating systems, 'sh' stands for "shell," specifically referring to the Bourne Shell. But what is...
How to Fix the SSH Permission Denied (publickey) Error
Introduction
SSH, or Secure Shell, is an essential protocol that is widely-used in the...
How to Refine your Search Results Using Grep Exclude
What is Grep Exclude?
Grep exclude is a powerful feature of the grep command...
Bash Script Arguments: A Comprehensive Guide
When I first delved into bash scripting, arguments seemed like a mystery, holding the key to unlocking...
How to Fix ‘apt-get command not found’ Error
Have you encountered the frustrating "apt-get command not found" error? This article will help you understand why this error occurs and how to fix...
Linux Shell Scripting part-2: Message Displaying, User Variables and Environment Variables
In our last post on Shell Scripting, Starting with Linux Shell Scripting you have seen how to start with shell scripts.
Shell scripts may or...
