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Explain the linux command | ls | The most frequently used command in Linux to list directories | null | null |
Explain the linux command | pwd | Print working directory command in Linux | null | null |
Explain the linux command | cd | Linux command to navigate through directories | null | null |
Explain the linux command | mkdir | Command used to create directories in Linux | null | null |
Explain the linux command | mv | Move or rename files in Linux | null | null |
Explain the linux command | cp | Similar usage as mv but for copying files in Linux | null | null |
Explain the linux command | rm | Delete files or directories | null | null |
Explain the linux command | touch | Create blank/empty files | null | null |
Explain the linux command | ln | Create symbolic links (shortcuts) to other files | null | null |
Explain the linux command | cat | Display file contents on the terminal | null | null |
Explain the linux command | clear | Clear the terminal display | null | null |
Explain the linux command | echo | Print any text that follows the command | null | null |
Explain the linux command | less | Linux command to display paged outputs in the terminal | null | null |
Explain the linux command | man | Access manual pages for all Linux commands | null | null |
Explain the linux command | uname | Linux command to get basic information about the OS | null | null |
Explain the linux command | whoami | Get the active username | null | null |
Explain the linux command | tar | Command to extract and compress files in Linux | null | null |
Explain the linux command | grep | Search for a string within an output | null | null |
Explain the linux command | head | Return the specified number of lines from the top | null | null |
Explain the linux command | tail | Return the specified number of lines from the bottom | null | null |
Explain the linux command | diff | Find the difference between two files | null | null |
Explain the linux command | cmp | Allows you to check if two files are identical | null | null |
Explain the linux command | comm | Combines the functionality of diff and cmp | null | null |
Explain the linux command | sort | Linux command to sort the content of a file while outputting | null | null |
Explain the linux command | export | Export environment variables in Linux | null | null |
Explain the linux command | zip | Zip files in Linux | null | null |
Explain the linux command | unzip | Unzip files in Linux | null | null |
Explain the linux command | ssh | Secure Shell command in Linux | null | null |
Explain the linux command | service | Linux command to start and stop services | null | null |
Explain the linux command | ps | Display active processes | null | null |
Explain the linux command | kill and killall | Kill active processes by process ID or name | null | null |
Explain the linux command | df | Display disk filesystem information | null | null |
Explain the linux command | mount | Mount file systems in Linux | null | null |
Explain the linux command | chmod | Command to change file permissions | null | null |
Explain the linux command | chown | Command for granting ownership of files or folders | null | null |
Explain the linux command | ifconfig | Display network interfaces and IP addresses | null | null |
Explain the linux command | traceroute | Trace all the network hops to reach the destination | null | null |
Explain the linux command | wget | Direct download files from the internet | null | null |
Explain the linux command | ufw | Firewall command | null | null |
Explain the linux command | iptables | Base firewall for all other firewall utilities to interface with | null | null |
Explain the linux command | sudo | Command to escalate privileges in Linux | null | null |
Explain the linux command | cal | View a command-line calendar | null | null |
Explain the linux command | alias | Create custom shortcuts for your regularly used commands | null | null |
Explain the linux command | dd | Majorly used for creating bootable USB sticks | null | null |
Explain the linux command | whatis | Find what a command is used for | null | null |
Explain the linux command | top | View active processes live with their system usage | null | null |
Explain the linux command | useradd and usermod | Add new user or change existing users data | null | null |
Explain the linux command | passwd | Create or update passwords for existing users | null | null |
Explain the linux command | whereis | Locate the binary source and manual pages for a command | null | null |
Explain the linux command | apt | Package manager | null | null |
Explain the linux command | Ctrl + C | Kill process running in the terminal. | null | null |
Explain the linux command | Ctrl + Z | Stop the current process. The process can be resumed in the foreground with fg or in the background with bg. | null | null |
Explain the linux command | Ctrl + W | Cut one word before the cursor and add it to the clipboard. | null | null |
Explain the linux command | Ctrl + U | Cut part of the line before the cursor and add it to the clipboard. | null | null |
Explain the linux command | Ctrl + K | Cut part of the line after the cursor and add it to the clipboard. | null | null |
Explain the linux command | Ctrl + Y | Paste from clipboard. | null | null |
Explain the linux command | Ctrl + R | Recall the last command that matches the provided characters. | null | null |
Explain the linux command | Ctrl + O | Run the previously recalled command. | null | null |
Explain the linux command | Ctrl + G | Exit command history without running a command. | null | null |
Explain the linux command | clear | Clear the terminal screen. | null | null |
Explain the linux command | !! | Run the last command again. | null | null |
Explain the linux command | exit | Log out of the current session. | null | null |
Explain the linux command | find [path] -name [search_pattern] | Find files and directories that match the specified pattern in a specified location. | null | null |
Explain the linux command | find [path] -size [+100M] | See files and directories larger than a specified size in a directory. | null | null |
Explain the linux command | grep [search_pattern] [file_name] | Search for a specific pattern in a file with grep. | null | null |
Explain the linux command | grep -r [search_pattern] [directory_name] | Recursively search for a pattern in a directory. | null | null |
Explain the linux command | locate [name] | Locate all files and directories related to a particular name. | null | null |
Explain the linux command | which [command] | Search the command path in the $PATH environment variable. | null | null |
Explain the linux command | awk '[search_pattern] {print $0}' [file_name] | Print all lines matching | null | null |
Explain the linux command | ls | List files and directories in the current directory | null | null |
Explain the linux command | ls -a | List all files and directories in the current directory (shows hidden files) | null | null |
Explain the linux command | ls -l | List files and directories in long format | null | null |
Explain the linux command | pwd | Show the directory you are currently working in | null | null |
Explain the linux command | cd | Change directory | null | null |
Explain the linux command | cd ~ | Change directory to $HOME | null | null |
Explain the linux command | cd .. | Move up one directory level | null | null |
Explain the linux command | cd - | Change to the previous directory | null | null |
Explain the linux command | cd [directory_path] | Change location to a specified directory | null | null |
Explain the linux command | dirs | Show current directory stack | null | null |
Explain the linux command | df -h | Check free and used space on mounted systems. | null | null |
Explain the linux command | df -i | Show free inodes on mounted file systems. | null | null |
Explain the linux command | fdisk -l | Display disk partitions sizes and types with the command. | null | null |
Explain the linux command | du -ah | See disk usage for all files and directories. | null | null |
Explain the linux command | du -sh | Show disk usage of the current directory. | null | null |
Explain the linux command | mount | Show currently mounted file systems. | null | null |
Explain the linux command | findmnt | Display target mount point for all file systems. | null | null |
Explain the linux command | mount [device_path] [mount_point] | Mount a device. | null | null |
Explain the linux command | tar zxvf [file_name.tar.gz] | Extract files from a gzipped tarball | null | null |
Explain the linux command | cd [extracted_directory] | Change directory to the extracted directory | null | null |
Explain the linux command | ./configure | Prepare the source code for compilation by generating makefiles | null | null |
Explain the linux command | make | Compile the source code using the makefiles | null | null |
Explain the linux command | make install | Install the compiled software | null | null |
Explain the linux command | sudo snap install [package_name] | Install a Snap package | null | null |
Explain the linux command | sudo snap find [keyword] | Search for a package in the Snap store | null | null |
Explain the linux command | sudo snap list | List installed Snap packages | null | null |
Explain the linux command | flatpak install [package_name] | Install a Flatpak package | null | null |
Explain the linux command | flatpak search [keyword] | Search for a Flatpak application in repositories | null | null |
Explain the linux command | flatpak list | List installed Flatpak packages | null | null |
Explain the linux command | scpu | See CPU information. | null | null |
Explain the linux command | lsblk | See information about block devices. | null | null |