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Basic Linux Command

                                        LINUX BASIC COMMAND USED IN DAILY LIFE

  • See List of files or directory in Linux O.S
            ls 



  • See List of files or directory in Linux O.S With permission also.
            ls -l


  • Create a text Files 
               touch abc.txt
               whrere abc file name can be any name and txt is format of file



  • Read txt file on Linux O.S
               cat abc.txt
               whrere abc file name can be any name and txt is format of file




  • Change Directory or Select Another Directory
              cd <directory name>



  • Make a directory In Linux O.S
           mkdir <directory name>


  • Remove a directory In Linux O.S
                 rmdir <directory name>



  • Check Ip configuration In Linux O.S
                  ifconfig
                  ifconfig -a


  • Copy a file one Location to another by terminal
                 cp <file name> <location where you want>


  • Move a file one Location to another by terminal
             mv <file name> <location where you want>


  • Remove a file By terminal In Linux
              rm <file name>




  • Check Working Directory In Linux
             Pwd



  • Check Working process in Linux 
                ps
                

               ps  -a      all prpcess
               ps  -e      also all
               ps  -h      help info details






  • Show date and time in Linux O.S
              date 



  • Command to Show calendar in Linux O.S
            cal


  • Show or change the disk partition table.
                cfdisk




  • Used to change user password information.
           chage

  •  Change access permission for a file(s)
                       chmod
              












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