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Unix/Linux Command List (cumulative)
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- Ian! D. Allen - idallen@idallen.ca - www.idallen.com

This is a list of basic Unix/Linux command names used in this course
and the week number in which they were first introduced and described.
A missing week number means the command hasn't been formally introduced
yet.  All these command names have manual pages (though some of them
are built-in to the shell and are described in the man page for the bash
shell, e.g. exit is described deep inside the man page "man bash").

Keep a notebook with these command names in it; you will be required to
learn and remember at least some of what each of these commands can do:

WK  COMMAND
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1   TERMINAL CONTROL CHARACTERS: ^C ^D ^W ^U ^Z
2   alias (shell built-in)
3   apropos (synonym for: man -k)
14  at
9   awk '{print $1}'
1   bash
13  bg (shell built-in)
2   cal (9 1752)
1   cat
3   cd (shell built-in)
8   chmod ( -R ugo[-+=]rwx octal_number )
8   chown ( -R ) [owner][:[group]]
4   clear
1   cp ( -a -r )
14  crontab
1   date
10  df
10  diff
13  dmesg
8   du
1   echo (shell built-in and external)
10  eject
2   exit (shell built-in)
10  fdisk ( -l )
1   fg (shell built-in)
2   figlet
10  file ( -s -L )
3   find
10  gpasswd
3   grep ( -i -v -w )
12  grub
10  groupadd
10  groupdel
10  groupmod
8   groups
4   head
1   history (shell built-in)
2   hostname
8   id
13  jobs (shell built-in)
13  kill (shell built-in)
13  killall
3   less (similar to "more"; used by "man")
7   ln
14  locate
1   ls ( -l -i -a -d )
3   man ( -k )
3   mkdir ( -p )
11  mkfs
11  mkswap
3   more (similar to "less")
1   mount
3   mv
4   nano
10  newgrp
5   nl (same as "cat -n")
3   passwd ( username )
13  ps ( laxww )
13  pstree
3   pwd (shell built-in and also external)
8   quota -v
1   rm ( -r -f )
3   rmdir
13  rpm
12  shutdown -h now
1   sleep (60)
1   sort ( -f -n -r )
8   su ( - )
10  sudo
5   sum
11  swapoff
11  swapon
4   tail
13  tar
2   toilet
3   touch
3   tree
8   umask ( octal_number ) (shell built-in)
11  umount
2   unalias  ( -a ) (shell built-in)
13  uname
10  uniq ( -c )
8   useradd
10  userdel
10  usermod
5   vi and vim and vimtutor
3   wc ( -l -w -c )
5   whatis
5   which
3   whoami
13  yum

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