Chmod Calculator

In a world full of windows and macs there are still people that love the idea of an open-source system with more control over the Operating System. Linux is one of the most popular OS that allows users with full control over the operations of the OS which is widely famous between developers and tech enthusiasts that know what they are doing.

However, the OS is not that simple and requires advanced knowledge of coding and other operations to perform the task over the exceptionally well-integrated and secure Linux OS. One of the things most users of Linux are fond of is amending the permissions of files, folders, applications, or any other relevant item.

The operation of amending the permissions of files in Linux requires chmod which is referring to changing the modes. Thus, to change the modes you use chmod operation which requires a calculation to be performed and change the permission from group, owner, or public.  

However, the process is not that simple and you require different chmod input based on the permission you require. Whether it is for the owner, public, or group and what type of permission such as; read, write, or execute. But you don’t have to worry about calculating and getting errors for your changing modes as CHMOD Calculator takes care of it.

HOW DOES CHMOD CALCULATOR WORK

The chmod calculator is an intelligent online tool that takes care of all the complex calculations of the perfect chmod entry for the type of permission you require. The well-structured and integrated calculator takes all the burden off your shoulder and provides you with the specific entry for your permission.

To use just open the calculator on any browser and input the required entries. Firstly, you will have to input the required entry type of reading, Write, or Execute for your desired permission group of owner, public, or group. And that is, it is as simple as that, you will have the Linux permission entry below calculated for your desired permission status. Simply copy and paste it in the dialog box of your OS and the permission is changed.