Most used Linux terminal commands list
Below i have listed most common used Linux command with its use.
ls : to list directory contents
mkdir : to create directories
mv : move or rename files or folder
chown: The chown command is used for user to change the user and group ownership
useradd: to add new user.
ps: to check running process
top: The top command displays information of running processes, swap usage, and total number of running process.
chmod :Change the access permissions of files and directories
crontab : Schedule a job to run at given time
fdisk :Partition table manipulator for Linux
fsck : Filesystem consistency check and repair
hostname : Print or set system name
kill : Stop a process from running
locate : Find files and folders
passwd: Modify a user password
rsync : Remote file copy (Synchronize file trees)
at : job scheduling or deleting jobs for later execution
cal : displays a calendar
cat : concatenate files and print on the standard output
cd : change directory
chgrp : change group ownership
cp : copy files and directories
scp: copy files and directories to remote host
date: print or set the system date and time
dd : convert and copy a file
du : estimate file space usage
df : to check free space on the disk
find : search for files in a directory hierarchy
grep : print lines matching a pattern
mount : mount a file system
pwd : print name of current/working directory
rm : remove files or directories
ssh : SSH client (remote login program)
tail : output the last part of files
tar : archiving utility
vi : a text editor
whoami : print effective user info
ping: to check network connectivity
ls : to list directory contents
mkdir : to create directories
mv : move or rename files or folder
chown: The chown command is used for user to change the user and group ownership
useradd: to add new user.
ps: to check running process
top: The top command displays information of running processes, swap usage, and total number of running process.
chmod :Change the access permissions of files and directories
crontab : Schedule a job to run at given time
fdisk :Partition table manipulator for Linux
fsck : Filesystem consistency check and repair
hostname : Print or set system name
kill : Stop a process from running
locate : Find files and folders
passwd: Modify a user password
rsync : Remote file copy (Synchronize file trees)
at : job scheduling or deleting jobs for later execution
cal : displays a calendar
cat : concatenate files and print on the standard output
cd : change directory
chgrp : change group ownership
cp : copy files and directories
scp: copy files and directories to remote host
date: print or set the system date and time
dd : convert and copy a file
du : estimate file space usage
df : to check free space on the disk
find : search for files in a directory hierarchy
grep : print lines matching a pattern
mount : mount a file system
pwd : print name of current/working directory
rm : remove files or directories
ssh : SSH client (remote login program)
tail : output the last part of files
tar : archiving utility
vi : a text editor
whoami : print effective user info
ping: to check network connectivity
Most used Linux terminal commands list
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May 09, 2016
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