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Pipes in Unix Based Operating Systemsview story

http://linux-news.org – Unix based operating systems like Linux offer a unique approach to join two discrete commands, and generate a new command using the concept of pipe(lines). For example, consider command1|command2. Here, whatever output is generated by the first command becomes the standard input for the second command. (HowTos)

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The Linux Command Line Shell Roundupview story

http://linux-news.org – The command line is a powerful way to interact with a Linux computer. Instead of using the mouse, you just type commands into the shell. (The shell is a blank window where you type in your commands.) So for example, instead of clicking on your file browser, you simply type ls [enter] to display the contents of your working directory. (Software)

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Tac and Rev to see files in reverse orderview story

http://linuxaria.com – After many years of administration of Unix/Linux systems and using bash for many tasks i’ve discovered the command tac, the contrary of cat, What this command do it’s to concatenate and print files in reverse order, it writes each file to standard output, last line first. (HowTos)

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Awesome but often unknown Linux commands and toolsview story

http://linux-news.org – I’ve been working in this industry for a while now and naturally spend a lot of time using Linux on a daily basis. This gives lots of exposure to various Linux commands and tools. That said, I am sometimes surprised when I see, often very experienced system administrators, using somewhat convoluted commands to do something relatively simple using a different tool. (HowTos)

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Linux Hug: Ajaxterm - a web based ternimal client.view story

http://linuxhug.blogspot.com – It will be a good solution for remote access and access the internet through restricted proxy servers and sockets when you are using web based SSH terminal client like Ajaxterm. so the another advantage is you can handle the remote administration tasks. (Software)

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Transparent terminal in ubuntu linuxview story

http://webnesbay.com – You can make your terminal as transparent as in MAC. Follow the below mentioned steps (HowTos)