I am sure that many articles contains about the basic commands in linux, but I wanted to write it again because certainly there are many new Linux users who still do not understand about the basic commands in linux.
Some basic commands in linux terminal which is often used, among others:
Some basic commands in linux terminal which is often used, among others:
1. Displaying directory contents
ls Displaying directory contents
ls-R Displaying directories and their contents
ls-m Displays files with comma separator
ls-x Showing files horizontally
ls-a Displays all files, including hidden files
ls *. txt Displays files with a specific type, ex = txt (text file)
ls-F Displays for the directory
ls-l Displays file with permission files
ls-color Displaying files and directories with a different color
ls-color Displaying files and directories with a different color
2. Moving directory
cd / usr / bin Move to the directory / usr / bin
cd ../.. Move to root directory
cd or cd - Move to the beginning of the directory
3. Finding files
find / usr-name-print text1.txt Finding a file a.txt in the directory / usr
find / usr-name '*. txt'-print Finding all the txt files in the directory / usr
find / mnt / dos-name *. sys-print-xdev Finding files with the O / S Windows
find /-name *. txt-print Finding all the txt files starting from root
4. Create a new file
fileku touch the contents of the file ... ... ctrl + d
Create a new file with the name fileku
cat> fileku contents of the file ... .... ctrl + d
Create a new file with the name fileku
cat> fileku contents of the file ... .... ctrl + d
Create a new file with the name fileku
5. Knowing the type of file
file / usr / bin / aa know what kind of aa file in the directory / usr / bin
6. Displays the contents of the file
more dataku.txt Displays the contents of the file dataku.txt
cat / dir / dataku.txt Showing dataku.txt file in the directory / dir
less dataku.txt Displays the contents of the file dataku.txt
7. Copying files and directories
cp data1 data2 Copying files data1 to the file data2
data1 cp / data Copy the file data1 to the directory / data
data1 data2 cp dir / Copy the file data1 to data2 file in the directory / dir
8. Renaming files
mv data1 data2 Changing the file name with a new name data2 data1
9. Transferring files
mv data1 data/01 Transferring files data1 to the directory / data/01
10. Deleting files and directories
rm data1 Deleting file data1
rm data/01 Delete the contents of the directory / data/01
rm data * Delete all files that start with the name data
rmdir / data/01 Deleting directory / data/01
11. Create a directory
mkdir data Creating directory data
mkdir data1 data2 Creating directory data1 and data2
mkdir-p / data/01 Create a directory / data/01 well
12.Logout, Turn off and Restart the Computer
halt shutdown Computer
reboot restart Computer
logout Logout of active users
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