Freshman semester to learn the basic operation of Linux, has not been used for a long time, the virtual machine has not opened nearly half a year (as a computer professional juvenile really should not). To replenish this knowledge and lay the groundwork for future learning, now update a shell command and its subcommands every day, and you are welcome to view it. Commands are arranged alphabetically, and can be found on the internet, so that they are easier to view and less prone to missing commands.
Common file management commands under Linux:
pwd Displays the current directory absolute pathname, a command that the individual feels is very useful
ls -Parameter displays the file in the current directory
Parameter options: ----list all files in the directory, including hidden files under the directory;
- L --list the details in the directory, including permissions, owner, group, size, creation date, etc.;
- F -List the type of file under directory;
- R ---from the last file in the directory one at a time;
- R --recursively displays the contents of all subdirectories under this directory;
- S --Sort by file size;
- H -to display the file size in KB, MB, GB mode;
- L file name--Displays specific information about the file.
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