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Linux Command

This document provides a summary of basic Linux commands and their descriptions. It lists commands for changing passwords, listing files and directories, making and changing directories, displaying the current directory path, copying and moving files, removing files and directories, and getting help for commands. It also includes commands for changing access rights, killing processes, listing processes, killing specific processes, viewing file contents, checking the logged in user, compressing data, and editing files. Additional commands can be found through online tutorials.

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Linux Command

This document provides a summary of basic Linux commands and their descriptions. It lists commands for changing passwords, listing files and directories, making and changing directories, displaying the current directory path, copying and moving files, removing files and directories, and getting help for commands. It also includes commands for changing access rights, killing processes, listing processes, killing specific processes, viewing file contents, checking the logged in user, compressing data, and editing files. Additional commands can be found through online tutorials.

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BasicLinuxCommands: Fordetailedinformationoneachcommandandoptionaloptionstypeetherofthefollowingcommands 1:man{commandname}(returntocommandlinebyq) 2:{commandname}help Command Description passwd changesyourpassword ls listfilesanddirectories lsa listallfilesanddirectories mkdirdirectory makeadirectory cddirectory changetonameddirectory

y cd changetohomedirectory cd~ changetohomedirectory cd.. changetoparentdirectory pwd displaythepathofthecurrentdirectory cpfile1file2 copyfile1andcallitfile2 mvfile1file2 moveorrenamefile1tofile2 rmfile removeafile rmdirdirectory removeanemptydirectory rmrdirectory removeallfilesinadirectory whatiscommand briefdescriptionofacommand chmod[options]path changeaccessrightsfornamedpath ^C killthejobrunningintheforeground top Listallprocesses kill26152 killprocessnumber26152 typefilename Viewthecontentsofafile whoami Displaystheusersnameyouarecurrentlyloggedin tar[options] Compressanddecompressdata vifilename Create,view,andeditafile Otherusefulcommandsareavailableinonlinetutorials

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