How to convert a timestamp to a normal date in Linux from the command line
January 28, 2019
There are online tools to convert a UNIX timestamp to a human readable date, but maybe you'd like a way of converting timestamps that just uses a command prompt on your Linux computer.
If so, then all you have to do to convert a UNIX timestamp to a normal human readable date is to use the following command:
date -d @1429070593
That's all there is to it. Obviously, you'd need to supply your own timestamp to replace 1429070593 with.
The output will look similar to this:
Wed Apr 15 00:03:13 EDT 2015