find Command in LinuxSummary
The find command is a powerful tool for locating files and directories within a file system. It allows you to search based on various criteria such as name, size, type, modification time, and permissions.
ls Command: List Directory ContentsSummary
The ls command is fundamental for listing files and directories within the Linux file system. It provides detailed information about the contents of a directory, allowing you to quickly identify and manage your files.
tail Command: Monitoring File Changes in Real-TimeSummary
The tail command is a powerful utility for displaying the last part of a file. It's particularly useful for monitoring log files or other files that are being actively written to, allowing you to see changes in real-time.
tar Command in Linux: Archiving and Extracting FilesSummary
The tar command is a powerful archiving utility in Linux used to create tar archives (also known as tarballs) and extract files from them. These archives are commonly used for software distribution, backups, and transferring large sets of files.
pwd Command: Print Working DirectorySummary
The pwd command is a simple yet essential utility for displaying the absolute path of the current working directory. It's your compass in the Linux filesystem.
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The systemctl command is a crucial tool for managing system services and units in modern Linux systems using systemd.
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The grep command is a powerful tool for searching text patterns within files or command output in Linux.
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The scp command provides a secure way to copy files and directories between a local and remote system, or between two remote systems.
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Capcut requires a paid version to export text as subtitle file(.srt), but with the simple code introduced in this short post, you should be able export your subtitle to a .srt file from a Capcut project.
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This post shows the very basic steps to plot stacked bar chart using python with an example on a simplified imaginary dataset.