OutOfBox GATE

  Hello there! This article is the sixth article of our Linux series called: the Linux Gates.  In this series of articles, we want to provide you with exactly what you'll need for you to start your way through Linux commands. Our aim in Outofbox-GATE is to adapt Linux commands for everyone to help you increase your work efficiency in your daily job.  We think that Linux is an incredible tool not only for programmers but for everyone, and we excel at helping you see the interest of it in your work. In the previous article: Linux Gate #4: Everything you need to know about Linux directories! we introduced you to directories and how to create them. In the present article we are going to see the third part of any program that exists out there: the language component! More precisely, we are going to see how you can write a simple program from script, how to run this program, and how to modify you program for your needs. Here is our plan to achieve this goal: What is a s...

Directories are at the heart of Linux Hello there! This article is the fifth article of our Linux series called: the Linux Gates.  In this series of articles, we want to provide you with exactly what you'll need for you to start your way through Linux commands. Our aim in Outofbox-GATE is to help adapt Linux commands for everyone to help gain work efficiency in your daily job.  We think that Linux is an incredible tool not only for programmers but for everyone, and we excel at helping you see the interest of it in your work. In the previous article Linux Gate #3 : The thing at the heart of Linux , we introduced you to files and how to create them. In the present article we are going to see how to create, modify, and remove directories. in this article, we are going to see: What is a directory? Why directories are important? How to create a directory in Linux? How to modify directory's name?   How to remove a directory How to move file(s) inside a given directory What is ...

    Hello there! This article is the fourth article of our Linux series we call it the Linux Gates.  In this series of articles, we want to provide you with exactly what you need to start your way through Linux commands. In the previous article we've seen  two commands: ls and pwd and in the present article, we are going to see how you can create files, write into files, and destroy files. But why creating files is that important in Linux or for your work in gener al? The simple answer is, because that files are the heart machine of any program. to convince you with that, remember some software that impresses you one time in the past or some video game that you found awesome and carefully designed and enjoyed it so much. Well, what you probably didn't conceive at the time, is that if you break down this software or this game you'll find that it's mainly composed by files.  I mean LOTS of files that contains text, instruction and basically how every detail of the...

  Hello there! This article is the third article of our Linux series we call it the Linux Gates. In this article we are going to start learning the basic Linux commands to starts off! If you are wondering from the previous articles how to start off in the Linux journey, and where to begin? The answer of that is that we are starting off and your are welcome aboard. The first command you want to learn is the "ls" command. This command works like this; you call "ls" in the black screen .AKA. terminal and it will show you the content of your working directory ! What is a directory ? in simple words it's a folder ! in Linux we have two entities : folders and files ! that's all. You would think that this is not enough to build something interesting ! wouldn't you ? you think it's just files and directories; i mean what can it do that is interesting ? Your question is definitely authentic and e will answer this later in the next articles when the time is ri...

  This article is the second article of our Linux series we call it the Linux Gates. If you are not a Linux user YET! Well, you probably will be very soon if you use the content we provide in our page. We promise that by the end of each article you will see the benefit of Linux for your work or business or both. Let's get into this article heart and chair! We want to share with you int this article a simple analogy concept that will help you learn Linux very quickly and to get used on using the terminal and the commands. So let's get onto it right ahead :) The terminal is the Linux black screen where you can write commands. those commands are understood and executed by your computer. Linux language is called Bash and it's the language of the terminal. This language have rules and that is what we are going to talk about next. If you didn't guess it yet, Linux is a language and not a set of commands and if you are welling to get started with Linux you need to learn the l...

  If you are like me: someone loves to learn and discover... then you probably come across Linux terminal as a cool thing to learn and to master... You know, you have a black screen in front of you that you can communicate with through words and weird symbols : or as Linux's community called it A COMMAND. It's true that Linux doesn't help you that much, I mean the first time you came across this black screen you probably wondered how this is supposed to works? What to write on it? How to write? What if i accidentally typed in somethings and it ruined my new laptop ? What am I supposed to do with that? Etc... The problem though is you know that this thing is something useful and you have the intuition that it can help you in you work or at least provide you with some value or something not anyone have. (Unless you are surrounded by computer science engineers in your life !) On the other hand, if you've known someone who works with Linux terminal a lot and u...