Knowledge base — Page 16

Understanding file permissions is a key aspect of working in Linux, especially for system administrators and developers. Permissions determine who can view, modify, or execute files and directories, providing security and control over the system.

The mv (move) command in the Linux/Unix operating system is used to move or rename files and directories. It allows you to move files from one directory to another, as well as rename files and directories in the current directory or in another

AnLinux is an Android application that allows you to run various Linux distributions on a mobile device. It uses chroot technology, which allows you to create a separate environment for running Linux on an Android device without having to flash or

GNURoot Debian is an Android application that allows you to run Debian Linux on devices without having to root. To use it, you will need a Linux emulator.

Terminal emulators for Android on Linux: what is it, a list of the best

If the index file is not specified in the Nginx settings, then when accessing the root directory, the server will return error 403 Forbidden. To fix this problem, you need to add the index directive to the server configuration and specify the

The touch command in Linux is used to create new files or change the time of the last modification of existing files.

The Dconf editor utility is designed to configure system parameters in the Linux operating system. You can use it to change desktop settings, themes, window behavior, and many other parameters.

The wget utility (eng. Web GET) is a free non—interactive console program for downloading files over the network. It supports HTTP, HTTPS and FTP protocols, as well as the use of proxy servers