Linux Touch Command 1. Introduction In Linux systems, <span>touch</span> is a simple yet powerful command-line tool primarily used to create empty files or update the access and modification timestamps of files. Although its functionality appears straightforward, by combining different options and scenarios, the <span>touch</span> command can achieve many advanced uses, especially in scripting, file management, … Read more
Click the “blue text” above to add it to your “starred” or “pinned” list. Essential content delivered to you first. From: Liangxu Linux (WeChat ID: liangxuxiansheng) Time travel? Is that just a scene from a movie? Liangxu, are you trying to fool us again? No, not at all. Here, Liangxu will introduce the touch command, … Read more
In Linux systems, the <span>history</span> command is a simple yet powerful tool that allows users to view and reuse previously executed commands. However, by default, the output of the <span>history</span> command only shows the command number and content, without including the date and time of command execution. This may not be intuitive enough for users … Read more