Linux Tools: Getting Started with the tar Command
The tar command (short for tape archive) is a foundational tool in Linux for archiving and compressing files and directories
The tar command (short for tape archive) is a foundational tool in Linux for archiving and compressing files and directories
Read and preview file contents using commands like cat, head, tail, less.
Focuses on shaping, refining, or deduplicating data using cut, sort, uniq commands.
Modify or reformat text streams or files; Command: awk & sed
Searches for patterns in text (files or streams) using regular expressions and Searches for files and directories based on name, size, date, permissions, etc.
dd is a Linux tool, and it widely used for Linux system administration and is essential for many low-level tasks involving disks, partitions, and files at the block level.