* New file about administrative Linux commands
I've proposed a new file about some administrative Linux command you have to know.
* fix: added .md to filename
* fix: corrected filename to index.md
* fix: changed title
options used with "tar" depends on the archive type, added reference for manpage of tar
x - to extract files from an archive
v - show verbose output
f - use archive file or device ARCHIVE
* fix: replace sh with shell
fix replace terminal with shell
fix replace node with js
fix replace output with shell
fix replace cs with csharp
fix replace c++ with cpp
fix replace c# with csharp
fix replace javasctipt with js
fix replace syntax with js
fix replace unix with shell
fix replace linux with shell
fix replace java 8 with java
fix replace swift4 with swift
fix replace react.js with jsx
fix replace javascriot with js
fix replace javacsript with js
fix replace c++ - with cpp
fix: corrected various typos
fix: replace Algorithm with nothing
fix: replace xaml with xml
fix: replace solidity with nothing
fix: replace c++ with cpp
fix: replace txt with shell
fix: replace code with json and css
fix: replace console with shell
* Add reference to getting started with WSL on Windows 10
For those who are interested primarily in learning the Linux command line, and currently using a Windows 10 installation.
* fix: modified/fixed article links
first command creates file with size of 10MB and not 1MB
:~/prashant/test$ dd if=/dev/zero of=file_name.txt bs=1024k count=10
10+0 records in
10+0 records out
10485760 bytes (10 MB, 10 MiB) copied, 0.00991439 s, 1.1 GB/s
:~/prashant/test$ du -h file_name.txt
10M file_name.txt
:~/prashant/test$
Changed text in line 6 to improve flow. Reword the second sentence on line 12. More rewording on line 13. Added a comma to the second sentence in line 13. Split the final sentence in half to simplify it and easier to read.
Changed "This definitely curbed the Linux's popularity as other commercially oriented Operating System Windows got famous. Nonetheless, the open-source aspect of the Linux operating system made it more robust." to "This definitely curbed Linux's popularity while another commercially oriented operating system, Windows, got famous. Nonetheless, the open-source aspect of the Linux operating system made it more robust and accessible."
