Common Unix/Linux commands: Man, Su, PS, ls, etc.

MAN: manual refers to the manual. You can use this command to query the usage of other commands.

PWD: Print working directory indicates a password.

Su: Switch the swith user to the root user.

CD: Change directory switch directory

Ls: List Files

PS: Process status

Mkdir: Make directory to create a directory

Rmdir: Remove directory move directory

Mkfs: Make File System: create a file system

Fsck: File System check file system check

Cat: concatenate

Uname: Unix name system name

DF: disk free hard disk

Du: disk usage hard disk usage

Lsmod: List modules list Module

MV: Move file move file

RM: Remove File delete file

CP: copy file

LN: link files

FG: foreground

BG: Background

Chown: change owner

Chgrp: Change Group Change User Group

Chmod: Change Mode change mode

Umount: unmount uninstall

DD: "convert an copy" should have been named "cc" according to its function description, but "cc" has been used to represent "C Complier", so it is named "DD"

Tar: tape archive decompress the file

LDD: list dynamic dependencies list dynamic Dependencies

Insmod: Install module installation Module

Rmmod: Remove module Delete Module

Lsmod: List module list Module