1 man command: View Help information
Man command
NAME: A simple description of the command
Synopsis: Instructions for using formats for commands
DESCRIPTION: Detailed instruction information for the command
Opetions: Description of the command options
2 Date command: Show time
3 hostname command: Host name
4 Clear command: Clear screen
5 Exit Command: Exit
6 History Command: Historical commands (can be used with pipe characters)
7 pwd Command: current directory
8 CD command: Switch directories
9 ls command: List directories and files (Ls-al Common)
Cat command: Display file contents
One Touch command: Create a file or modify a file's modified time
DF Command: View file system (df-m using MB)
Alias and Unalias commands: command aliases
echo Command: Display information (equivalent to print)
Export command: Output variable (set variable, environment variable)
ENV command: Show environment variables
PS Command: View process status (PS aux view all processes)
WhoAmI and who command: View current user and all logged-in system location users
SU command: Switch User (su user, no user default switch to root)
grep command: Filtering information (intercepting some information)
WC command: Statistics
The more and less commands: Pagination shows, more cannot page up, less can
23 Pipes | The output of one command as input to another command
Basic commands common to Linux