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Linux Commands Cheat sheet

Here's a most commonly used Linux commands:

Navigation

• pwd: Print the current working directory

• ls: List files and directories in the current directory

• cd <directory>: Change the current working directory to the specified directory

File Management

• touch <file>: Create a new, empty file

• cat <file>: Display the contents of a file

• cp <source> <destination>: Copy a file or directory

• mv <source> <destination>: Move or rename a file or directory

• rm <file>: Remove (delete) a file

• rm -r <directory>: Remove a directory and its contents recursively

Directory Management

• mkdir <directory>: Create a new directory

• mkdir -p <directory/subdirectory>: Create a directory hierarchy

Process Management

• ps: List running processes

• top: Display real-time information about running processes

• kill <PID>: Terminate a process by its process ID (PID)

System Information

• uname -a: Display information about the operating system

• df -h: Display available disk space

• free -h: Display available memory

Command History

• history: Display the command history

• !!: Repeat the last command

• !<command>: Repeat the most recent command starting with the specified text

Helpful Tips

• Use the Tab key for auto-completion of file and directory names

• Ctrl+C to terminate the current process

• Ctrl+L to clear the terminal screen

This is just an overview of the basic Linux commands. There are many more commands available. So keep exploring and learning!