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'id' is the command that displays detailed information about the current user in Linux. Here's an example of its output: id -n * shows login name (UID), real name (GECOS), home directory (HOME) and username from /etc/passwd (LOGIN).

tell me command for" to create more than one name to a file".

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How to hide the partition in GRUB booting? (This technique is required when you have more that one Windows system on different partitions of the same disk, let us say the first and second partitions of the first hard drive, to boot from the first partition you must hide the second one)

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What file type is a makefile?

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How often do you use grep command and how in Linux operating system?

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Which command is used to see the online manual?

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Explain difference between swap partition and swap file?

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How to hide the partition in grub booting?

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How do you copy in terminal?

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How will you execute a java program inside a kornshell script?

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What Command used to lock user password?

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when i create SAMBA server it is ok but while i try for access from windows pc he ask me only first time smb password then i close samba login next time he can`t ask for passwd why.?

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When and how linux developed?

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