Touch Command in Linux/Unix with Examples
In Linux/Unix, the touch command is used to change the “modify-time” and “access-time” of a file. If the file does not exist, it is created.
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In Linux/Unix, the touch command is used to change the “modify-time” and “access-time” of a file. If the file does not exist, it is created.
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Links in Linux/Unix are of two types – soft links (aka symlinks and symbolic links) and hard links. It is handled by the ln command.
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Configuration of URxvt: Color Schemes, Fonts, Transparency, Extensions, Navigation like Vi, URL handling, Tabbed Support, Scrollbar
URxvt: Installation, Color Scheme, Fonts, Resize, etc. Read More »