Tag: Linux

How to rename many files at a go in Linux

Posted on April 27, 2021May 24, 2022 by thetqweb

How to rename many files at a go in Linux |
In pretty much any Linux-based operating system, it is possible to Rename many files once. The process is surprisingly very easy.

How to install Cisco Packet Tracer in Linux

Posted on April 22, 2021May 24, 2022 by thetqweb

How to install Cisco Packet Tracer in Linux |
This installation procedure applies to several Linux-based operating systems, which are based on the Debian Project, including but not limited to; Debian, Kali Linux and Ubuntu. For purposes of demonstration, the installation steps were done on a Kali Machine.

How to Work with File Names containing spaces in Linux

Posted on April 18, 2021May 24, 2022 by thetqweb

You have probably heard about this notion that using File Names that have spaces is just inviting trouble, and you’d probably like to prove otherwise. Well, you are CORRECT if you differ with the former statement, because it is very possible to work with files whose names have spaces/space characters.

How Servers handle File Names with Space characters

Posted on April 18, 2021May 24, 2022 by thetqweb

All the Server File Names of these files DO NOT include Space characters. This is necessary for Efficient File Referencing when doing whatever, NOT to mean that they cannot be / it is impossible to reference files whose file names include spaces.