mkdir is a command that allows you to create a directory on Linux.
With mkdir you can create one or multiple directories via the terminal.
If the wrong syntax is used when trying to create a directory, you may get the error "mkdir: missing operand"
This error indicates that something's
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MySQL is a free and open source database, that you can use on your personal project or production websites to store your data.
Installing MySQL...
pip is a python package manager that allows you to install, upgrade and remove pip packages on Arch Linux, and any other linux distro.
pip...
Vim is one of the most popular open source text editors that you can use on Linux.
If you were trying to use vim on...
Git is a free and open source version control system, that allows you to keep track of your software versions.
If you are working on...
There are several ways to install firefox on Arch Linux. However, in this tutorial, we'll be installing Firefox on Arch Linux by using pacman package...
If you are using 64bit version of Arch Linux, and you want to be able to run 32bit applications on your system, to do so,...
