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đŠđ°đ - Print working directory. đ
đĨđŦ - List directory contents. đ
đđ - Change directory. đ
đđ¨đŽđđĄ - To create a file without any content. đ
đđđ - Concatenate and display file content. đą
đđŠ - Copy files or directories. đđ
đĻđ¯ - Move or rename files or directories. đ
đĢđĻ - Remove files or directories. đī¸
đĻđ¤đđĸđĢ - Create a new directory. đ
đĢđĻđđĸđĢ - Remove an empty directory. đđī¸
đđđĄđ¨ - Display a line of text or a variable value. đĸ
đ§đđ§đ¨ - A simple text editor. âī¸
đ¯đĸ - A powerful text editor. âī¸
đđĄđĻđ¨đ - Change file or directory permissions. đ
đđĄđ¨đ°đ§ - Change file or directory owner and group. đ¤
đđĸđ§đ - Search for files in a directory hierarchy. đ
đ đĢđđŠ - Search text using patterns. đ
đĻđđ§ - Display the manual for a command. đ
đŠđŦ - Display information about running processes. đ
đ¤đĸđĨđĨ - Terminate processes by PID. â°ī¸
đđ¨đŠ - Display and update sorted information about processes. đ
đđ - Report file system disk space usage. đž
đđŽ - Estimate file space usage. đ
đđĢđđ - Display memory usage. đ§
đŽđ§đđĻđ - Print system information. âšī¸
đŽđŠđđĸđĻđ - Tell how long the system has been running. âŗ
đ°đĄđ¨đđĻđĸ - Display the current user. đ¤
đŦđŽđđ¨ - Execute a command as another user, typically the superuser. đĄī¸
đđŠđ-đ đđ - Package handling utility for Debian-based distributions. đĻ
đ˛đŽđĻ - Package manager for RPM-based distributions. đ˛
đđđĢ - Archive files. đī¸
đŗđĸđŠ - Package and compress (archive) files. đĻ
đŽđ§đŗđĸđŠ - Extract compressed files. đ
đ°đ đđ - Retrieve files from the web. đ
đđŽđĢđĨ - Transfer data from or to a server. đ
đŦđŦđĄ - OpenSSH client (remote login program). đĒ
đŦđđŠ - Secure copy (remote file copy program). đ
đĢđŦđ˛đ§đ - Remote file and directory synchronization. đ
đĄđ¨đŦđđ§đđĻđ - Show or set the system's host name. đ
đŠđĸđ§đ - Send ICMP ECHO_REQUEST to network hosts. đļ
đ§đđđŦđđđ - Print network connections, routing tables, interface statistics, masquerade connections, and multicast memberships. đ
đĸđđđ¨đ§đđĸđ - Configure a network interface. đ
đĸđŠ - Show/manipulate routing, devices, policy routing, and tunnels. đ
đĸđŠđđđđĨđđŦ - Administration tool for IPv4 packet filtering and NAT. đĄī¸
đŦđ˛đŦđđđĻđđđĨ - Control the systemd system and service manager. đ
đŖđ¨đŽđĢđ§đđĨđđđĨ - Query and display messages from the journal. đ
đđĢđ¨đ§đđđ - Schedule periodic background jobs. â°
đŦđŽđđ¨ đŦđŽ - Allows us to switch to a different user and execute one or more commands in the shell without logging out from our current session. đĄī¸
đĻđ¨đŽđ§đ - Mount a file system. đ
đŽđĻđ¨đŽđ§đ - Unmount a file system. đ
đ§ Use these commands to interact with your Linux system and perform various administrative tasks! đ
Top comments (14)
That's a great summary. Adding
htop
as it provides us the very nice UI and metrics of our process usageSome ppl might have to install that first, there is also
top
which is usually installed by default :)A humble suggestion; Instead of "sudo su", "sudo -i" would be more correct.
Thanks for the comments
for detailed process you can use glances also but you have to install first
can you please guide me for that ?
helpful!! :)
thanks for your comment
A little curiosity: the touch command is not primarily intended to create a new file; it is used to change the access and/or modification date and time of an existing file. However, if you use touch on a non-existent file, it will create a new file. To explicitly create a new file, you can use:
nice article!
very helpful
Thanks a lot!!
If there is example for each command it would be even more helpful
will share each & every Example Later Thanks
Nice resource