1.who: Displays user information for the currently logged in system
2.whoami: View Login user Name
3.who am I: View the actual user's user name
4.ls: List files in directory
5.CD: Switch working directory
6.pwd: Displays the current working path
7.poweroff: Turn off the operating system and disconnect the power
8.halt: Turn off the machine
9.shutdown: Turn off the system and the user can see the shutdown prompt
10.cat: Display file contents
11.more: Display the contents of the file, you can view the contents of the file by page, support jump switch and other functions
12.CP: Copying Files or directories
13.tar: Compress, unzip directory or file
14.gedit: Text Editor in desktop environment
15.init 3: Login to Character interface
16.init 5: Log in to the graphical interface
17.init 0: Turn off the machine
18.init 6: Restart
19.logout: Exit the current terminal
20.exit: Exit the current terminal
21.CHVT: Modify the foreground environment of the virtual terminal
22.ifconfig: View IP Address, mask and other related information
23.tty: View current terminal equipment
24.free: View memory information
25.LSCPU: View CPU-related information
26.clear: Clear Screen
27.file: View File types
28.which: The location of the search system command will be found in the path path specified by the environment variable
29.type: Check whether the command is built-in or external
30.hash: Search for external command path results cached into KV results
31.date: Display date and time
32.cal: Show Calendar
33.nano: Text Editing
34.screen: Create a full-screen window to execute the shell
This article is from the "Wu Jongcheng-another linuxer" blog, be sure to keep this source http://wzclinuxer6.blog.51cto.com/11878883/1829496
M20-2-linux Getting Started command 1-learning notes