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09 Apr 2009 3 minutes read
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Use /Proc/Version to Identify Your Linux Release

Hi everyone, I’m finally back from my holidays, and simply cannot wait to share some more Unix tips with all of …

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13 Feb 2009 3 minutes read
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How to Monitor Linux Memory Usage With Watch Command

Hi all, today I’m going to teach you not one, but two really cool things in one post! First, I’ll introduce …

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08 Jan 2009 2 minutes read
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How to Check if Any Users Were Added or Deleted on Your Linux System

Yesterday in my post on numeric userids instead of usernames, I touched briefly the problem of recovering the username …

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18 Jun 2008 2 minutes read
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How to Determine Physical Memory Size in Linux

If you’re logged in at some remote Linux system and need to quickly confirm the amount of available memory, …

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29 May 2008 1 minutes read
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Get Username From UID in Unix

Finding out the username by user id (uid) in Unix is not as common a task as determining the uid by a username, but if …

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12 May 2008 3 minutes read
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What UUIDs Are and How to Use Them in Ubuntu

If you tried installing or upgrading Ubuntu recently, you probably noticed that all the storage devices are now using …

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26 Mar 2008 2 minutes read
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How to Find What Symlink Points To

To some this may seem like a trivial task, but I see great interest from Unix/Linux beginners arriving to this blog: how …

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24 Mar 2008 4 minutes read
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How to Find the Largest Files in Your Unix System

I see that my Finding Large Files and Directories post is quite popular, yet there are a few more ways to simplify your …

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18 Mar 2008 2 minutes read
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Find Out Linux Version Using Linux Standard Base (LSB) Files

You probably know that modern Linux distributions have many things in common. Well, one of the reasons for this is LSB – …

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19 Dec 2007 1 minutes read
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How to Find Out RedHat Version and More

If you’re a really curious mind, you won’t be satisfied with simply knowing the current release of your …

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