Guide to Unix/Commands
The Unix command line is often considered difficult to learn. This book aims to help beginners by introducing various commands in lucid and simple language. Unlike most command references, this book is designed to be a self-study guide.
Contents
edit| Section | Contents |
|---|---|
| Summary | |
| Getting Help | |
| File System Utilities |
ls mkdir cd pwd chroot cp mv rm touch df link ln unlink chown chmod mount |
| Finding Files | |
| File Viewing | |
| File Editing | |
| Text Processing |
awk ∙ comm ∙ csplit ∙ cut ∙ expand ∙ fmt ∙ fold ∙ iconv ∙ join ∙ nl ∙ paste ∙ pr ∙ sed ∙ sort ∙ spell ∙ tr ∙ unexpand ∙ uniq |
| File Compression |
gzip ∙ gunzip ∙ zcat ∙ gzcat ∙ tar ∙ pax ∙ bzip2 ∙ zip ∙ unzip ∙ compress ∙ uncompress ∙ unar |
| File Analysing |
file wc cksum ∙ sum ∙ stat ∙ grep ∙ diff ∙ diff3 ∙ cmp ∙ strings |
| Multiuser Commands | |
| Self Information | |
| System Information | |
| Networking | |
| Process Management | |
| Devices | |
| Kernel Commands | |
| Miscellaneous |
sync echo printf ∙ cal date time from mail clear seq ∙ tee ∙ sleep ∙ yes ∙ true ∙ false |
| SW Development |
adb ∙ ar ∙ as ∙ cc ∙ cflow ∙ ctags ∙ cxref ∙ f77 ∙ ld ∙ lex ∙ lint ∙ make ∙ nm ∙ objdump ∙ prof ∙ strip ∙ yacc |
