Enable Timestamp For History Command In Zsh In Linux
Enabling timestamp in history command output helps us to find when a certain command is executed in Linux. We already have seen how to enable timestamp in Bash history. Today …
How To Enable Timestamp In Bash History In Linux
You can easily find the list of recently executed commands in Linux using history command, right? Yes. But how do you know the time at which the command was executed? …
8 Ways to Check CPU Clock Speed on Linux
A CPU clock speed determines how fast your CPU can process instructions every second. It measures the number of cycles your CPU can execute, measured in GHz or Mhz. As …
How to Change Color Schemes in Vim
Vim is a text editor that can be used to edit all kinds of plain text, especially useful for writing and editing programs. It is also one of the customizable …
Drag And Drop Files And Folders In Terminal To Print Their Absolute Path
Did you know you can simply drag and drop files and folders in terminal to print their absolute path? No? No problem! This quick tip will teach you how to …
How to Use Sudo when Using with Redirect or Pipe
In this tutorial, I will show how to use the sudo command when using with redirect or pipe. When using sudo with redirection (>) or pipe (|), bash output with …
Linux Find Files Modified in Last Number of Days
The Linux find command is a handy tool that lets you find or locate files on your system. You can specify to locate a file based on wide criteria such …
How to Get Last Modified Date of File in Linux
Sometimes, you may be required to check detailed information about a file (timestamp) such as its last modified date. This can come in handy when you want to check when …
Gzip and Keep Original File in Linux
Gzip command by default delete the original file and replace it with a new compressed file with .gz extension. In this article, I am going to show you how to …
How to Check Which Shell You are Using on Linux
Out of the box, Linux provides a wide variety of shells. There’s bash (Bourne Again shell) shell which ships by default in many systems. We also have sh (Bourne Shell), …