In this video we are going to have a lookg at 5 different linux commands. Among them one is meant to analyze processes running in a machine and the other are text processors that can help us issuing commands, transforming text, making changes etc. You may already know these commands, and even in that case, perhaps you don't use them as often it may be useful to you. So come along and learn in this video how to use them or perhaps refresh your knowledge on how to use these particular commmands that are mostly found in Linux Debian versions like the one I use, which is Ubuntu. I hope you enjoy the video and until the next one, be sure to stay tech, keep programming, be kind and have a good one everyone! Cheers! br br --- br br Chapters: br br 00:00:00 Start br 00:00:28 Introduction br 00:01:14 fuser - file user br 00:07:56 comm - compare br 00:14:13 nl - number lines br 00:15:49 shuf - shuffle br 00:20:09 tac - reverse of cat, which means concatenation br 00:21:55 bat - concatenation made better - bat analogous to what bat species can do br 00:28:21 End notes br 00:29:06 See you in the next video! br 00:29:45 End credits br 00:30:23 Disclaimer br br --- br br Source code: br br - br br --- br br Soundtrack: br br - br br --- br br Related videos: br br - br - br - br br --- br br As a short disclaimer, I'd like to mention that I'm not associated or affiliated with any of the brands eventually shown, displayed, or mentioned in this video. br br --- br br All my work and personal interests are also discoverable on other different sites: br br - My Website - br - Reddit - br - Credly - br - Pinterest - br - Facebook - br - Spotify - br - Daily Motion - br - Bluesky - br br --- br br If you have any questions about this video please put a comment in the comment section below and I will be more than happy to help you or discuss any related topic you'd like to discuss.