Linux is known for its powerful and versatile nature, but beneath its serious exterior lies a playful side full of hidden surprises called “Easter eggs.” These Easter eggs are tucked away in the Linux operating system.
“Reading a file: Permission denied” on Linux is an error message that indicates the user or process attempting to read a file does not have the necessary permissions to do so. In Linux and Unix-based systems, file permissions are controlled through the file’s permission settings, which include read, write, and execute permissions for the file owner, group, and others.