I'm throwing an unordered collection of some of my most-used Linux commands here. Your job, for a future homework assignment, will be to create a one-page "cheatsheet" of these commands (plus others you find useful). I'll give you details when the assignment is given. For now, I just needed to find a safe place to store all of these helpful commands.
By the way, you'll also need to provide explanations for these...your cheatsheet won't be too helpful if you don't know what these commands do!
I'm throwing an unordered collection of some of my most-used Linux commands here. Your job, for a future homework assignment, will be to create a one-page "cheatsheet" of these commands (plus others you find useful). I'll give you details when the assignment is given. For now, I just needed to find a safe place to store all of these helpful commands.
Files and Directory Structure
pwd
ls
ls -al
ls -lah
cd
cd -
- takes you back to last directory/pathmkdir
rm
cp
mv
which
whereis
head
cat
tail
Permissions
sudo
chmod
Processes
ps -u $USER
kill -9 <pid>
killall
pkill
top
Networking
ifconfig
iwconfig
ping
Misc
eog
man
&
groups
lsusb
~/.bashrc
This "hidden" file stores information like
Keyboard Shortcuts
System Utilities
These are useful applications (not necessarily terminal commands):
System Monitor
meld
Difference Viewervi
pico
,nano