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Basic Unix/Linux Command List
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-IAN! idallen@idallen.ca

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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4   apropos (synonym for: man -k)
3   apt-get install {package}
4   awk ( '{ print $5 }' '{ print $NF }' )
1   bash
2   cal (9 1752)
1   cat (-s)
1   cd
3   chmod ( +x filename )
5   cmp
1   cp (-u)
4   cut
1   date
5   diff
1   dir (DOS alias - use ls instead)
    display
3   dpkg -L {package}
4   du (-k -s)
1   echo (shell built-in and external)
2   exit (shell built-in)
4   file
4   find
    gnuplot
3   grep (-v -w)
    gunzip (-c)
4   head (-5)
3   hostname
2   ifconfig
    ifdown
    ifup
    ip
    iptables
4   last
1   less
1   ls ( -l -a -d )
7   lspci
7   lsusb
7   lsmod
1   man (-k)
4   md5sum
4   mkdir
1   more
    mount
2   mv
    nc (also called "netcat")
5   netstat (-n -a -t -p)
2   passwd
5   ping
6   pstree
1   pwd (shell built-in and external)
2   rm ( -r -f )
4   rmdir
    scp
    script [filename]
6   sleep (10)
4   slocate
2   sort (-n -r -u)
    ssh (-p)
2   stty ( erase '^H'  erase '^?' )
6   su
3   sudo
4   sum
4   tail (-5)
3   tar (zxf archive.tar.gz)
3   touch
5   tr
5   traceroute
    tree
    umount
4   uniq (-c -w)
1   vi, vim  (-r)
4   w
2   wc ( -l -w -c )
2   wget [-O outfile] {URL}
6   whereis
1   which
1   who
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