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| Character used to connect commands by sending the output of the first command to the input of the second command. |
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| Character used to connect commands by sending the output of the first command to the input of the second command, overwriting if necessary. |
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| Character used to append the output of the first command to input of the second command. |
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| Outputs the specified input. |
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(1) Lists the contents of a directory.
(2) Lists the contents of a directory while displaying the permissions of those items. |
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| Displays the path of the current working directory. |
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| Remove a file or directory. |
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| Move or rename a file or directory. |
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| Copy a file or directory. |
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| Identifies a file's type. |
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| Pager command that displays one page at a time, only moving forward. |
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| Pager command that scrolls slowly and allows both forward and backward scrolling. |
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| Pager command that supports left and right scrolling as well as the ability to view multiple files. |
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| Searches files for the specified patterns of text. |
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| Displays info about the system hardware. |
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| Displays info about system modules. |
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| Displays and manages network info. |
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| Changes the owner of a file or directory. |
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| Used to gain root access. |
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| Used to execute a command as root. |
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| Executes with the specified user's permissions. |
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| Used to download packages. |
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| Displays system messages. |
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| Performs a range of modifications to data, partitions, etc. Can be destructive if used improperly. |
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(1) Starts the KDE window manager.
(2) Starts the Xwindows window manager.
(3) Starts the specified window manager. |
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| Both are commands that will immediately power off the system. |
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| Displays detailed information about use of a command. |
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(1) Option - reverse
(2) Option - recursive |
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| Create hard and symbolic links. |
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