Commands — Page 2

A loop in Linux is a construct that allows you to repeat a set of commands or actions several times based on a certain condition. Cycles are widely used to automate tasks and data processing.

The cmatrix command is a software matrix effect that displays green symbols on your terminal that resemble scenes from the movie "The Matrix".

Easter eggs in Linux (and in other operating systems) are small hidden "surprises" or jokes that developers of programs or operating systems include for the entertainment of users.

sl in Linux/Unix operating systems is an interesting and unusual command that serves to entertain and train the skills of working with the command line.

The banner command is used to display a welcome message on the graphical terminal or console at system startup.

The fortune command is used to output a random quote or aphorism. It is often used to add some variety to the normal work in the terminal.

The rm command in Linux is designed to delete files and directories. It is a powerful tool that allows you to quickly clear the file system of both single files and entire directories, including their contents. Readers will learn how to use rm

The rmdir command in Linux is used to delete empty directories (folders). It deletes only those directories that do not contain any subdirectories or files. If the directory is not empty, rmdir will issue an error message and will not delete it.

The mv command in Unix and Linux operating systems is used to move or rename files and directories

The cp command is a basic tool in Linux and other Unix-like systems for copying files and folders. It can be used to quickly create backups, move data to different directories, or duplicate entire folders. This article describes the basic parameters