1.11 Common Features & Tools of the Linux Client/Desktop OS Flashcards
Linux Common Commands - ls
List directory
Linux Common Commands - pwd
Displays the name of the current directory path your in
Linux Common Commands - mv
Move then rename a file
Linux Common Commands - cp
Copy then duplicate a file
Linux Common Commands - rm
Remove files & directories (directories must be empty first)
Linux Common Commands - chmod
Change the read, write, & execute mode (permissions) for the files/directories
Linux Common Commands - chown
Change the name of the owner or group for a directory or file (need the sudo command)
Linux Common Commands - su/sudo
Provides administrative level for commands
Linux Common Commands - apt-get
Install, uninstall, & manage apps/packages command
Linux Common Commands - yum
Red hat version of linux, same as apt-get command
Linux Common Commands - ip
Manage network interfaces
Linux Common Commands - df
Show how much space is available on a disk
Linux Common Commands - grep
Find text within a file
Linux Common Commands - ps
View current processes (like the task manager in window)
Linux Common Commands - man
Provide details on different commands
Linux Common Commands - top
View CPU, RAM, & other resource utilizations (like the task manager in window)
Linux Common Commands - find
Find a file by name or extension
Linux Common Commands - dig
Look up information from a DNS server
Linux Common Commands - cat
Concatenate files together to a separate copy
Linux Common Commands - nano
Full screen txt editor
Best Practices - Backups
Back up command line & graphical
Best Practices - Antivirus
Install malware software
Tools - Shell/Terminal
Run & configure command lines, scripts, OS settings, etc
Tools - Samba
Protocol used to integrate Linux to Windows environment
