Top used *nux commands
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Heya guys, I was just wondering what the top used linux commands are and which ones would be easier to learn while im in my linux class. We pretty much already have the history unix/linux down now we are into using terminal. Of course, we do use putty to log into ssh and we are limited to the commands we can use, but I want to know what I can use on a daily basis to help me get through term. Or better yet, what commands do you use daily?
Looking at my .bash_history, here are the commands I use the most:-
ls
cd
rm
mkdir
ps
kill
fg
chmod
make
./configure
ruby
gem
find
grep
vi
git
man
ln
curlKeep using linux more and more and you will learn commands as you go. Usually I find that there is always a "command for that". Shell Scripting on *nix is fun!
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Looking at my .bash_history, here are the commands I use the most:-
ls
cd
rm
mkdir
ps
kill
fg
chmod
make
./configure
ruby
gem
find
grep
vi
git
man
ln
curlKeep using linux more and more and you will learn commands as you go. Usually I find that there is always a "command for that". Shell Scripting on *nix is fun!
sudo
!!
A train station is where the train stops. A bus station is where the bus stops. On my desk, I have a work station.... _________________________________________________________ My programs never have bugs, they just develop random features.
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sudo
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A train station is where the train stops. A bus station is where the bus stops. On my desk, I have a work station.... _________________________________________________________ My programs never have bugs, they just develop random features.
well sudo only substitutes root to execute a command then do a command thereafter, I am familiar with sudo from using ubuntu but I mean for more I/O and file manipulation with the terminal. I am not sure if it works in OpenSuse I havent tried. Rama Krishna Vavilala: You rock im gonna man the commands and play with them a little or maybe a lot. =)
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sudo
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A train station is where the train stops. A bus station is where the bus stops. On my desk, I have a work station.... _________________________________________________________ My programs never have bugs, they just develop random features.
I rarely use that one since I usually just do maintenance using the root user. I am not using ubuntu however.
John
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Looking at my .bash_history, here are the commands I use the most:-
ls
cd
rm
mkdir
ps
kill
fg
chmod
make
./configure
ruby
gem
find
grep
vi
git
man
ln
curlKeep using linux more and more and you will learn commands as you go. Usually I find that there is always a "command for that". Shell Scripting on *nix is fun!
Very similar for me with a few omissions (no vi, ruby, gem) but add emerge, xargs, awk, nano, screen and use wget instead of curl.
John
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sudo
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A train station is where the train stops. A bus station is where the bus stops. On my desk, I have a work station.... _________________________________________________________ My programs never have bugs, they just develop random features.
I actually like Ubuntu's use and abuse of sudo... really makes you double-think what you're about to do.
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Heya guys, I was just wondering what the top used linux commands are and which ones would be easier to learn while im in my linux class. We pretty much already have the history unix/linux down now we are into using terminal. Of course, we do use putty to log into ssh and we are limited to the commands we can use, but I want to know what I can use on a daily basis to help me get through term. Or better yet, what commands do you use daily?
help :confused: :laugh:
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Heya guys, I was just wondering what the top used linux commands are and which ones would be easier to learn while im in my linux class. We pretty much already have the history unix/linux down now we are into using terminal. Of course, we do use putty to log into ssh and we are limited to the commands we can use, but I want to know what I can use on a daily basis to help me get through term. Or better yet, what commands do you use daily?
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Heya guys, I was just wondering what the top used linux commands are and which ones would be easier to learn while im in my linux class. We pretty much already have the history unix/linux down now we are into using terminal. Of course, we do use putty to log into ssh and we are limited to the commands we can use, but I want to know what I can use on a daily basis to help me get through term. Or better yet, what commands do you use daily?
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Heya guys, I was just wondering what the top used linux commands are and which ones would be easier to learn while im in my linux class. We pretty much already have the history unix/linux down now we are into using terminal. Of course, we do use putty to log into ssh and we are limited to the commands we can use, but I want to know what I can use on a daily basis to help me get through term. Or better yet, what commands do you use daily?
Herboren wrote:
I was just wondering what the top used linux commands are and which ones would be easier to learn
You are the once learning linux, why not just get a book of comands and use them? Why do you care which are the most used, its like caring whether people drink tea from cups or mugs. Just get on with it and do it yourway! :)
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Heya guys, I was just wondering what the top used linux commands are and which ones would be easier to learn while im in my linux class. We pretty much already have the history unix/linux down now we are into using terminal. Of course, we do use putty to log into ssh and we are limited to the commands we can use, but I want to know what I can use on a daily basis to help me get through term. Or better yet, what commands do you use daily?
The top used command is top.
-- Si dos montan un caballo, uno debe ir detrás.
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Heya guys, I was just wondering what the top used linux commands are and which ones would be easier to learn while im in my linux class. We pretty much already have the history unix/linux down now we are into using terminal. Of course, we do use putty to log into ssh and we are limited to the commands we can use, but I want to know what I can use on a daily basis to help me get through term. Or better yet, what commands do you use daily?
Top used is, well, ...
top! :rolleyes:If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler. -- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.
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Heya guys, I was just wondering what the top used linux commands are and which ones would be easier to learn while im in my linux class. We pretty much already have the history unix/linux down now we are into using terminal. Of course, we do use putty to log into ssh and we are limited to the commands we can use, but I want to know what I can use on a daily basis to help me get through term. Or better yet, what commands do you use daily?
about 98% of my shell sessions look like this after login:
killall -9 psybnc
cd psybnc
./psybncThey used to be longer, I've learned that the logs are utterly useless and won't give any indication of why I had to thump it.
3x12=36 2x12=24 1x12=12 0x12=18