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The date command in Linux to display the system date. But it is also possible to use it to change the date and time of the system.

The history of a terminal, available via the history command, lets you know what commands were entered by a user. The disadvantage is that the date and time are never indicated. Here is a trick to fix it.

Here are two bash commands that I use regularly. They allow you to rename the file names to lower case and transform the spaces into dashes. This allows the end to have names a little more standard, especially when files are to be posted on the Internet.

A simple linux application for dads.

The Bash shell environment based on a multitude of codes to display certain colors. As it is impossible to know all of them, here’s a script that allows the display as a table. This will then allow you to embellish a little your command line or scripts.

“/bin/sh bad interpreter: No such file or directory” is an error commonly found on Linux when running shell scripts regularly. The problem is that the file is in DOS instead of UNIX format.

A new security flaw has been discovered in the Linux kernel, especially in the Compatibility Pack 32-bit. The exploit allows a single user to become root on a machine containing a 64-bit Linux kernel. The only way to counter this type of attack is to update its system.

i7z is a utility for Linux that provides information on the Intel Core i3, i5 and i7. This will ensure the smooth operation of the turbo mode (a technology unique to this model CPU), or display the frequency of use of each of the cores. To install I7z  on a distribution based on Debian, open [...]

Here’s a technique to disable IPv6 on Linux radically. The method works both for Ubuntu, Red Hat, CentOS and Fedora and should also work for other distributions.

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