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Most needed commands for Linux Most needed commands for Linux
CD: Change directories cd {path} LS: List files ls NANO: Edit Text nano {path} CAT: Concat Text cat >> {path} MKDIR: Make a directory mkdir {path} TOUCH: Create an emptyfile touch {path} CHOWN: Change File Ownership chown {user}:{user} {path} CHMOD: Change File Permissions chmod 740 {path} FIND: Find files/directories find -name {name} REALPATH: Get the absolute path of a file realpath {relative-path} CD CD Man page: CD Always safe to use Overview EXAMPLES To parent directory: cd .. To the home directory of the user: cd ~ Enter a directory relative to the selected one: cd to-relative-path Enter a directory absolute to the root (ignoring the the selected one): cd /to-absolute-path WHAT IT DOES Changes the path of the terminal's selected working directory.
WHEN TO USE An OS defines the starting path of a program (to resolve relative paths) by the terminal's selected path. This is needed, when a programs resolve files relative or for convienence to not type an absolute path. CD CD Man page: CD Always safe to use Overview EXAMPLES To parent directory: cd .. To the home directory of the user: cd ~ Enter a directory relative to the selected one: cd to-relative-path Enter a directory absolute to the root (ignoring the the selected one): cd /to-absolute-path WHAT IT DOES Changes the path of the terminal's selected working directory.
WHEN TO USE An OS defines the starting path of a program (to resolve relative paths) by the terminal's selected path. This is needed, when a programs resolve files relative or for convienence to not type an absolute path. LS: List Files LS: List Files Man page: LS Always safe to use Overview EXAMPLES Show files of selected path: ls Show files of path: ls {path} WHAT IT DOES Changes the path of the terminal's selected working directory.
WHEN TO USE An OS defines the starting path of a program (to resolve relative paths) by the terminal's selected path. This is needed, when a programs resolve files relative or for convienence to not type an absolute path. LS: List Files LS: List Files Man page: LS Always safe to use Overview EXAMPLES Show files of selected path: ls Show files of path: ls {path} WHAT IT DOES Changes the path of the terminal's selected working directory.
WHEN TO USE An OS defines the starting path of a program (to resolve relative paths) by the terminal's selected path. This is needed, when a programs resolve files relative or for convienence to not type an absolute path. Nano Nano Nano Home Page Always safe to use Overview EXAMPLES nano {path} WHAT IT DOES Starts a graphics text editor in the terminal.
WHEN TO USE If you want to edit text files with a UX known from popular text editors. Nano Nano Nano Home Page Always safe to use Overview EXAMPLES nano {path} WHAT IT DOES Starts a graphics text editor in the terminal.
WHEN TO USE If you want to edit text files with a UX known from popular text editors. CAT CAT Man page: CAT Always safe to use Overview EXAMPLES cat >> {path} WHAT IT DOES Concats text files (to the standard output/terminal). If used in combination with >> it will append the input of the terminal to the specified path.
WHEN TO USE To quickly append text to the end of another text file. CAT CAT Man page: CAT Always safe to use Overview EXAMPLES cat >> {path} WHAT IT DOES Concats text files (to the standard output/terminal). If used in combination with >> it will append the input of the terminal to the specified path.
WHEN TO USE To quickly append text to the end of another text file. TO LINUX OVERVIEW











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