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The [[Linux command line]] is an interface that allows the user to interact with the computer via texted based commands.
 
The [[Linux command line]] is an interface that allows the user to interact with the computer via texted based commands.
  
=== Common Commands ===
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== Common Commands ==
 
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=== Navigation ===
== Navigation ==
 
 
* pwd - Shows the working directory  
 
* pwd - Shows the working directory  
 
* ls - Lists files in working directory
 
* ls - Lists files in working directory
 
* cd - Change working directory
 
* cd - Change working directory
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* less - View text files
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* file - Specifies files contents
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=== Manipulating Files ===
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* cp - Copy files and directories
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* mv - Rename or move files or directories
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* rm - Remove files and directories
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* mkdir - Create directory
  
== Manipulating Files ==
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=== Assistance Commands ===
* cp - Copy directories and files
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* type - Display information about command type
* mv - Rename or more files or directories
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* which - Locate a command
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* help - Display reference page for shell commands
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* man - Display on-line command reference

Revision as of 16:27, 28 February 2018

The Linux command line is an interface that allows the user to interact with the computer via texted based commands.

Common Commands

Navigation

  • pwd - Shows the working directory
  • ls - Lists files in working directory
  • cd - Change working directory
  • less - View text files
  • file - Specifies files contents

Manipulating Files

  • cp - Copy files and directories
  • mv - Rename or move files or directories
  • rm - Remove files and directories
  • mkdir - Create directory

Assistance Commands

  • type - Display information about command type
  • which - Locate a command
  • help - Display reference page for shell commands
  • man - Display on-line command reference