Linux Terminal Ubuntu
Linux Terminal Fedora
- sudo command – run command as root
- apt-get - used to install, remove, upgrade and more.
Movement In The directory
- cd - Change Directory
- pwd - Print Working Directory
Managing Files and Text
- cp - Copy
- ls - List
- mkdir - Make Directory
- mv - Move
- rm - Remove
- grep - Search for Text Strings
- head - Display Start of File
- less - Display Part of File
- more - Display Part of File
- tail - View the End of a File
Managing System and Program Information
- cal - Calendar
- date - Date
Troubleshooting
- fsck - File System Check
Managing Network Connections
- chkconfig - Check Activated Services
- ping - Test Network Connections
- ftp - file Transfer Protocol
- host - Check IP of Domain
- ifconfig - Configure Network Devices
- netstat - Display Routing Table
- route - Set Routes
- telnet - Connect to telnet
- traceroute - Display Route
Manage Drives and Formats
- mount - Mount a Drive
- umount - Unmount Drive
- fdisk - Format Disk
- dd - Dupliate Disk
- df - Disk Free Space
Managing Rights to Files and Directories
- chmod - Change Mode
- su - Switch User
Managing Users and Groups
- passwd - Create Password
- groupadd - Add a Group
- groupmod - Modify a Group
- chgrp - Change Group
- groupdel - Delete Group
startx -
sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg -
screen resolution problems
xkill - Kills a misbehaving application.
killall gnome-panel - Refreshes the Gnome panel.
top - A quick way to see what applications are
using the most resources at any given time.
man - Gives you the manual for an application.
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