whereis command serves the purpose of locating the source/binary file and manual sections for a specified command or file within a Linux system. This utility delivers results with increased accuracy while also being notably time-efficient. Whereis command examples: To find…
PS or Process Status is a free and open-source process viewer application for Linux systems. By using the PS command-line tool, you can monitor all running processes on a Linux system. It only shows static information about the process. This…
SS is a free and open source network socket tool for Linux system. Using SS command line tool, you can get all socket related statistics. It is similar to netstat tool and shows more detailed information. In this article you…
Aview is a free and open source command line ASCII art image viewer application for Linux. Using aview, you can, converts images into ASCII art and displays them in the terminal. It comes with zooming and un-zooming support, 3 dithering…
In this article, you will get some funniest commands to try in your Linux terminal command line application. sl Command - Train Simulation Animation The sl command (Steam Locomotive) is fun train simulation command. When you type sl in the…
Rmlint is a free and open source fast duplicate file finder application for Linux. Using space Rmlint, you can find and remove all your space waste and broken things in your system. It is a command line application. It finds…
Fdupes is a free and open source command line duplicate file finder application for Linux. Using Fdupes, you can find, replace and remove duplicate files from your system easily. It is released under MIT License. It compares MD5 signature of…
Rdfind is a free and open source command line duplication file finder application for Linux. Using Rdfind, you can compare and find duplicate files based on their content and not on file names. By default, the results are saved in…
Tre is a free and open source alternative to the tree command for Linux, Windows and MacOS. Using Tre, you can list directory and files in a tree like diagram in your terminal application. It is written in Rust and…
ExifTool is a free and open source command line Meta data tool and platform-independent Perl library for Linux, Windows and MacOS. Using ExifTool, you can read, edit and write your file meta data easily in your system. It comes with…