Recently I started studying Linux. You must first learn the commands so that you can work with the CUI. The following commands are often used, so I have summarized them. I think it will be useful for beginners' study and review.
command | Taste | Example of use |
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man | Display the command reference manual | $man command name |
info | Display the command reference manual | $info command name |
command | Taste | Example of use |
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ls | Display file and directory information | $ ls |
touch | Create a new file with no contents | $touch file name |
cp | Copy files and directories | $cp copy source copy destination |
mv | Move files and directories | $mv original file(directory)File after change(directory)Name |
Rename files and directories | $mv original file(directory) 移動するdirectory | |
rm | Delete files and directories | $rm file name |
cat | Browse files | $cat file name |
more | Display text files one screen at a time | $more file name |
head | Display the first 10 lines of a text file | $head file name |
tail | Show last 10 lines | $tail file name |
wc | Count the number of lines, words (word count), and characters in a text file | $wc text file name |
ln | Register links to directories and files | $ln Link source registered name |
whereis | Search for a path | $whereis command name |
find | Search for files and directories (folders) | $find file name |
grep | Search for the existence of a particular string in a file | $grep search string filename |
pwd | Display the directory you are working on | $ pwd |
cd | Move the current directory (currently working directory) | $cd directory |
mkdir | Create a new directory | $mkdir directory name |
rmdir | Delete directory | $rmdir directory name |
tree | Display directories and files in a tree | $ tree |
command | Taste | Example of use |
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stat | Display attributes, dates, etc. | $stat filename |
who | Show who is logged in to the system | $ who |
w | Show who is logged in to the system | $ w |
whoami | Display the user name corresponding to the current effective user, id. | $ whoami |
hostname | Display the host name | $ hostname |
uname | Check system information | $ uname |
dmesg | Display and control the contents of the kernel ring buffer | $ dmesg |
top | Display currently running processes in descending order of CPU utilization | $ top |
du | Aggregate and display disk usage by directory | $ du |
df | Aggregate and display the size of free space on the disk | $ df |
free | Check memory usage | $free |
ifconfig | Check the network connection status | $ ifconfig |
ping | Checks if the network is communicating with the specified host | $ping IP address or host name to connect to |
netstat | Display the network connection status of the host, network statistics for each socket interface, etc. | $ netstat |
locale | Display information on the current and available locales | $ locale |
id | Display identification information | $id username |
These are some commonly used Linux commands. I haven't entered the command to compress or decompress the file.
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