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Monitoring Disk I/O on Linux systems is one of the most common task to follow when analyzing the current performance status of a system and trying troubleshoot/optimize an existing environment, when talking about storage and volumes. Read More …
A quick question, answered on Heelpbook, about “Linux – Zip (archive and compress) multiple files”, an activity quite common on any Linux system when we dealing with downloaded archives and organizing stuff. Read More …
A quick question, answered on Heelpbook, about “Find the files modified in the past day on Linux”, that can be used to quickly monitor/check which files have been modified during the past 24 hours. Read More …
If there is something that is quite vital, on Linux systems in CLI mode (no GUIs, no KDE or Gnome), is to have a simple way to search for specific files/folders on the filesystem. To do this we can install and use the locate utility, on Linux systems. Read More …
A quick question, answered on Heelpbook, about “Getting bash: /usr/local/bin/npm: No such file or directory on Linux”, that prevents the usage of npm utility, even if completely reinstalled, in some cases. Read More …