Text Editing

Articles in Text Editing

• How to count words in Linux files

  Learn how to count words in Linux files using wc, grep, awk and other command-line tools. Complete guide with examples, scripts, and troubleshooting tips.

• How to merge text files in Linux

  Learn how to merge text files in Linux using cat, sort, awk, and other powerful command-line tools. Complete guide with examples, tips, and troubleshooting.

• How to view log files in Linux

  Learn how to view, search, and analyze Linux log files using essential commands like cat, less, tail, grep, and journalctl. Complete guide with examples and tips.

• How to split large files in Linux

  Learn how to split large files in Linux using split, dd, and other tools. Complete guide with examples, options, and troubleshooting tips for file management.

• How to compare two files in Linux

  Learn how to compare files in Linux using diff, cmp, comm, and other powerful tools. Complete guide with examples, options, and practical use cases for beginners.

• How to process text with awk in Linux

  Master awk text processing in Linux with comprehensive examples, patterns, and real-world use cases. Learn field manipulation, pattern matching, and data extraction.

• How to replace text with sed in Linux

  Learn how to replace text with sed in Linux. Complete guide with examples, syntax, and advanced techniques for efficient text substitution using sed command.

• How to search inside files with grep

  Master grep command to search inside files efficiently. Learn syntax, options, patterns, and advanced techniques with practical examples for Linux and Unix systems.

• How to edit files with vim in Linux

  Learn how to edit files with vim in Linux. Complete guide covering vim basics, modes, commands, navigation, editing techniques, and advanced features for beginners.

• How to edit files with nano in Linux

  Learn how to edit files with nano in Linux. Complete guide covering installation, basic commands, advanced features, and troubleshooting for beginners and intermediate users.