What are some commonly used commands in the Linux opera…
Commonly used commands in the Linux operating system include:
- List the files and subdirectories in the directory.
- Switching directory: cd
- pwd: displays the current directory.
- Create a new directory using mkdir.
- rm: removes files or directories
- copy: duplicate a file or directory
- mv: move files or directories
- cat: view the contents of the file
- Grep: Search for the specified string in a file.
- search for files in the file system
- chmod: change the permission of a file or directory.
- change the owner of a file or directory
- chgrp: Change the group ownership of a file or directory.
- tar: compressing and decompressing files
- compress and decompress files
- ssh: Log in remotely to another Linux host
- SCP is a protocol that utilizes SSH to transfer files between a local and remote host.
- Top: Display real-time process information of the system.
- Display information about the processes of the current user.
- terminate: end the running process
- Retrieve and configure network interface information using ifconfig.
- Ping: Testing the network connection with another host.
- netstat displays information about network connections and routing.
- Man: view the help documentation for commands.
- View command history.
The above are just some commonly used Linux commands, there are many others available for use.
