Saturday, April 26, 2014

A-Z Index of the Mostly used Bash command line for Linux



A      awk



B      bzip2



C      cd       |     crontab      |      cp     |     chmod     |     chown      |     chage



D      diff      |      df      |      date



E      export



F      find     |     ftp     |     free



G     grep     |     gzip



H     history     |     hostname    |    head



I      ifconfig   



J     jobs    



K     kill



L      ls      |      locate     |     less



M     mv     |     mount     |     mkdir     |     man     |      mysql



N    nslookup



O



P     pwd    |     ps    |     passwd    |    ping



Q    



R     rm     |     rpm    



S     ssh     |     sed     |     sort     |     shutdown     |     service     |     su



T     tar     |     top     |     tail    



U     unzip     |     uname



V     vim



W    whereis     |     whatis     |     wget



X     xargs



Y    yum



Z






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2 comments:

  1. O od | openssl

    Q - quotaon | quotaoff | quotastats

    Z zcat | zgrep | zless | zip

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