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OSG202

This document provides instructions for basic Linux terminal commands including creating directories and files, viewing file contents, copying/moving objects, renaming, deleting, changing directories, viewing the current directory, and searching/compressing files using commands like mkdir, ls, cp, mv, rm, cd, pwd, find, grep, gzip, zip, and tar.

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OSG202

This document provides instructions for basic Linux terminal commands including creating directories and files, viewing file contents, copying/moving objects, renaming, deleting, changing directories, viewing the current directory, and searching/compressing files using commands like mkdir, ls, cp, mv, rm, cd, pwd, find, grep, gzip, zip, and tar.

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Open Terminal windows

Type “sudo -i”

Create a directory: mkdir and view the directory or file: ls


Create a file: there are many ways to create a file
View the file content
Copy a file/ directory: cp
and
Move objects: mv
Rename: mv

Delete a file: rm

Delete the empty directory: rmdir and Change to the directory: cd


View the current directory: pwd

Searching: find, grep, whereis, which


Zip or unzip: gzip/ gunzip, zip/unzip, tar

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