A simple way to monitor and manage processes from the command line of a Linux system is to use the command top (/bin/top). We will see how easy this is to use and how top…
The GNU find command has to be one of the most useful tools ever and I think this is one of those tools that some people just never get to see in its full glory…
Topic 103.3 from the LPI LPIC-1 101 exam looks at basic file management and, of course, we can expect some simple demonstrations here; but we all have to start somewhere on our journey. In this…
Objective 103.3 of the LPIC-1 101 exam is all about basic file management and in this video we look at creating directories with mkdir. We can delete empty directories with rmdir. To delete a directory…
Getting ready for the exam 117-101 from the Linux Professional Institute LPIC-1 101 we look at using nice and renice to modify the CPU time for an application.When a command begins in Linux is is…
For objective 103.6 of the Linux Professional Institute LPIC-1 101 exam you will be expected to know a little about monitoring resources with the command /usr/bin/top. We can run it just as and view the…
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