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5 Linux Commands

- rm - cp -mv -less -touch

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About Less

The less command is a improved version of the more command

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About Touch

Touch commands sets directory's time stamps.

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The other commands

The rm command renames a file and the cp command copies a file.

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Example

For example if you want to rename newfile.txt to afile.txt you would use the mv command.

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Linux Security

Linux security can prevent your pc from being damaged when you mistype a command in your regular command.

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THE WILDCARD

The ? Wildcard character matches any one symbol in a filename.

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Man pages and How to’s

The difference is that man pages are a brief reference and how to’s are like a tutorial.

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File formats

You can find the file formats in man section 5.

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Node

Each document in a file in an info pages is known as a node.

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Locate command

The locate command helps you search a database of filenames.

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Best suited tool

The apt-get is the best suited tool when installing a software package.

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First Process

The first name of the linux kernel is the init aside from itself

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CPU time

By default the first process listed on top is consuming the most cpu time.

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Emacs

When you type emacs while using bash, emacs is bash cild

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Different output

Different out can happen if you use the dmseg command.

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Linux facts

Linux Is free Linux is a software Linux is open source

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Reference

Linux Book

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