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UNIX Summary Commands

This document provides a list of common UNIX and Linux commands organized alphabetically from A to Z. It includes basic commands for file manipulation, text editing and processing, user and process management, networking, and more. The document recommends using the man command to find additional information about a specific command for a user's UNIX or Linux variant. It spans two pages with the list of commands taking up most of the content.

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UNIX Summary Commands

This document provides a list of common UNIX and Linux commands organized alphabetically from A to Z. It includes basic commands for file manipulation, text editing and processing, user and process management, networking, and more. The document recommends using the man command to find additional information about a specific command for a user's UNIX or Linux variant. It spans two pages with the list of commands taking up most of the content.

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CISY 1213 Adopted from Web

UNIX Commands
Summary Linux / UNIX COMMANDS

A a2p | alias | ac | ar | arch | as | at | awk B basename | bc | bdiff | bfs | bg | biff | break | bs | bye cal | calendar | cancel | cat | cc | cd | chdir | checkeq | checknr | chgrp | chkey | chmod | chown | C cksum | clear | cls | cmp | col | comm | compress | continue | copy | cp | cpio | crontab | csh | csplit | ctags | cu | cut D date | dc | df | deroff | diff | dircmp | dpost | du E echo | ed | edit | egrep | elm | emacs | enable | env | eqn | ex | exit | expand | expr F fc | fg | fgrep | file | find | finger | fmt | fold | for | foreach | ftp G getfacl | gprof | grep H halt | hash | hashstat | head | help | history | hostname I id | ifconfig | isalist J jobs | join K keylogin | kill | ksh L ld | ldd | lex | ln | lo | login | logname | logout | lp | lpadmin | lpc | lpq | lpr | lprm | lpstat | ls M mach | mail | mailcompat | mailx | make | man | mesg | mkdir | more | mount | mt | mv N neqn | netstat | newalias | newform | newgrp | nice | niscat | nischmod | nischown | nischttl | nisdefaults | nisgrep | nismatch | nispasswd | nistbladm | nroff

O on | onintr | optisa P

pack | pagesize | passwd | paste | pax | pcat | perl | pg | pgrep | pico | ping | pkill | poweroff | pr | priocntl | printf | ps | pvs | pwd

Q quit R rcp | red | rehash | remsh | repeat | rlogin | rm | rmail | rmdir | rn | rpcinfo | rsh S s2p | sag | sar | script | sdiff | sed | sendmail | set | setenv | setfacl | settime | sh | sleep | sort | spell | split | stop | stty | su | sysinfo

T tabs | tail | tar | tbl | tcopy | telnet | time | timex | touch | tput | tr | traceroute | troff U ul | umask | unalias | unhash | uname | uncompress | uniq | unmount | unpack | until V vacation | vedit | vgrind | vi | view W wait | wc | while | who | whois X X | xfd | xlsfonts | xset | xterm | xrdb Y yacc | yppasswd Z zcat

* In addition to each of the above explanations additional information about a specified command for your UNIX or Linux variant can be found by using the man command.

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