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Usefull Linux starter commands
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- 1manOpens man pages for the specified tool.
- 2-hPrints the help page of the tool.
- 3aproposSearches through man pages' descriptions for instances of a given keyword.
- 4catConcatenate and print files.
- 5whoamiDisplays current username.
- 6idReturns users identity.
- 7hostnameSets or prints the name of the current host system.
- 8unamePrints operating system name.
- 9pwdThe ifconfig utility is used to assign or view an address to a network interface and/or configure network interface parameters.
- 10ipIp is a utility to show or manipulate routing, network devices, interfaces, and tunnels.
- 11netstatShows network status.
- 12ssAnother utility to investigate sockets.
- 13psShows process status.
- 14whoDisplays who is logged in.
- 15envPrints environment or sets and executes a command.
- 16lsblkLists block devices.
- 17lsusbLists USB devices.
- 18lsofLists opened files.
- 19lspciLists PCI devices.
- 20sudoExecute command as a different user.
- 21suThe su utility requests appropriate user credentials via PAM and switches to that user ID (the default user is the superuser). A shell is then executed.
- 22useraddCreates a new user or update default new user information.
- 23userdelDeletes a user account and related files.
- 24usermodModifies a user account.
- 25addgroupAdds a group to the system.
- 26delgroupRemoves a group from the system.
- 27passwdChanges user password.
- 28dpkgInstall, remove and configure Debian-based packages.
- 29aptHigh-level package management command-line utility.
- 30aptitudeAlternative to apt.
- 31snapInstall, remove and configure snap packages.
- 32gemStandard package manager for Ruby.
- 33pipStandard package manager for Python.
- 34gitRevision control system command-line utility.
- 35systemctlCommand-line based service and systemd control manager.
- 36psPrints a snapshot of the current processes.
- 37journalctlQuery the systemd journal.
- 38killSends a signal to a process.
- 39bgPuts a process into background.
- 40jobsLists all processes that are running in the background.
- 41fgPuts a process into the foreground.
- 42curlCommand-line utility to transfer data from or to a server.
- 43wgetAn alternative to curl that downloads files from FTP or HTTP(s) server.
- 44python3 -m http.serverStarts a Python3 web server on TCP port 8000.
- 45lsLists directory contents.
- 46cdChanges the directory.
- 47clearClears the terminal.
- 48touchCreates an empty file.
- 49mkdirCreates a directory.
- 50treeLists the contents of a directory recursively.
- 51mvMove or rename files or directories.
- 52cpCopy files or directories.
- 53nanoTerminal based text editor.
- 54whichReturns the path to a file or link.
- 55findSearches for files in a directory hierarchy.
- 56updatedbUpdates the locale database for existing contents on the system.
- 57locateUses the locale database to find contents on the system.
- 58morePager that is used to read STDOUT or files.
- 59lessAn alternative to more with more features.
- 60headPrints the first ten lines of STDOUT or a file.
- 61tailPrints the last ten lines of STDOUT or a file.
- 62sortSorts the contents of STDOUT or a file.
- 63grepSearches for specific results that contain given patterns.
- 64cutRemoves sections from each line of files.
- 65trReplaces certain characters.
- 66columnCommand-line based utility that formats its input into multiple columns.
- 67awkPattern scanning and processing language.
- 68sedA stream editor for filtering and transforming text.
- 69wcPrints newline, word, and byte counts for a given input.
- 70chmodChanges permission of a file or directory.
- 71chownChanges the owner and group of a file or directory.
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