Month: April 2018

Mastering The Linux Shell – Finding Anything

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In my last article, I introduced the idea of permissions in the Linux world. Some users can read or write

Under Linux, access to files and directories is controlled by a system of permissions. Those permissions define who can see

Welcome to part four in my Mastering The Linux Shell series where we will wander wistfully into a land where

Information begets information and eventually, there’s just too much of it. I don’t really believe that — I’m an information

Let me tell you the secret of computers, of operating systems, and of the whole industry that surrounds these things:

Every once in a while, some joker calls, claiming to be from Microsoft (or Windows). They explain that they’ve detected

If you’ve ever dreamed of bringing even part of the Android experience to your desktop, say a business application or

This is one of several articles I will be writing on the subject of the Linux command shell. In Windows-land,