V1.6.12B1 Safe to install
Master Linux with Handy Commands by Rushabh Shah
This comprehensive guide offers essential Linux commands that boost productivity and streamline command-line tasks, making it a must-have resource for both beginners and experienced users.
Linux Commands is an application tailored for Linux enthusiasts, providing easy access to a comprehensive collection of commands. The app simplifies the learning process of Linux commands.
Similar to Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows 8, and Mac OS X, Linux is a freely distributable, cross-platform operating system based on Unix.
The prime objective of this application is to facilitate the understanding of basic Linux commands, essentially serving as a library of Linux commands.
Linux Commands - A comprehensive all-in-one application:
- More than 100+ commands
- Includes examples and syntax
- Brief descriptions for each command
- Daily useful Linux commands
- Handy system ADMIN commands
- Notable hack tools for KALI LINUX
- Robust command reference for Linux terminal
- Command search functionality
- Support for multiple languages (English, Deutsch, French)
- Bookmark your favorite commands for quick access
Categories:
- Users/Groups
- Files/Folders
- Search/Find
- Network
- System Information
- System Control
- Video/Audio
- Package Manager
- Terminal Games
- Hacking Tools
- One-liners
Main Features:
- System Control: Includes critical system control commands.
- SSH Commands: Essential Secure Shell (SSH) commands.
- Admin Commands: Crucial System Admin commands.
- Commands List: Encompasses over 200+ descriptive commands, akin to a mini Linux commands library; useful for both beginners and experts.
- Handy Commands List: Compiles top handy commands that enhance efficiency.
- Terminal Games: Features a list of popular and entertaining Linux terminal games.
- Hacking Tools for KALI LINUX: Presents a selection of top hacking tools for KALI Linux with accompanying information.
- DARK MODE:New Dark Mode introduced for prolonged reading comfort concerning both commands and UI.
- SEARCH COMMANDS:User-friendly search function enables quick access to specific commands in the list.
- Multiple Language Support:The app offers language support in English, French, and Deutsch.
- About Linux Commands App and Share App options: Promotes seamless user interaction and sharing capabilities.
- All commands are organized alphabetically by name; any missing commands can be requested for inclusion in upcoming updates.
Overview
Handy Linux Commands is a Freeware software in the category Education developed by Rushabh Shah.
The latest version of Handy Linux Commands is V1.6.12B1, released on 04/19/2024. It was initially added to our database on 04/19/2024.
Handy Linux Commands runs on the following operating systems: iOS.
Users of Handy Linux Commands gave it a rating of 4 out of 5 stars.
FAQ
What are some basic Linux commands I should know?
Some basic Linux commands include 'ls' to list files, 'cd' to change directories, 'cp' to copy files, 'mv' to move or rename files, and 'rm' to remove files.
How do I check the current directory in Linux?
You can use the command 'pwd' (print working directory) to check your current directory.
What command do I use to view the contents of a file?
You can use 'cat filename' to view the contents of a file, or you can use 'less filename' for a paginated view.
How can I search for a specific file in Linux?
You can use the 'find' command, like 'find /path/to/search -name filename', to search for specific files.
What is the command to create a new directory?
You can create a new directory using the command 'mkdir new_directory_name'.
How do I install software packages in Linux?
You can install software packages using package managers such as 'apt-get install package_name' for Debian-based systems or 'yum install package_name' for Red Hat-based systems.
How do I update my system?
For a Debian-based system, use 'sudo apt-get update' followed by 'sudo apt-get upgrade'. For Red Hat-based systems, use 'sudo yum update'.
What is the command to check disk usage?
You can check disk usage with the command 'df -h' for file system disk space usage, or 'du -sh *' to check the size of files and directories in the current location.
How do I terminate a running process in Linux?
To terminate a running process, you can use 'kill PID', where PID is the process ID of the running process. You can find PIDs using 'ps aux'.
What does chmod command do in Linux?
The 'chmod' command changes the permissions of a file or directory. For example, 'chmod 755 filename' sets read and execute permissions for everyone and write permission for the owner.
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