Linux Learning notes basic bash shell commands

The/etc/passwd file contains a list of all system user accounts and basic configuration information for each user

User name: Password: uid:gid: User's full name: User's default working directory: User Default shell program

By default, the bash shell automatically processes commands in the. bashrc file under the user's home directory when it starts.

It often sets the environment variables used in various applications.

"~" is a thumbnail representation of the home directory

PS1: Controlling the format of the default command-line prompt

PS2: Controlling the format of subsequent command-line prompts

All prompt special characters start with a backslash (\).

The man command is used to access the manual pages stored on the Linux system.

Name displays the names and descriptions of the commands

Synopsis display the format of the command

Description describes the options for each command

Author provides information about the command developer

Reporting Bugs provides a way to submit bug reports

Copyright status of the source code of the command provided by copyright

See Also recommended for similar commands

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Linux Learning notes basic bash shell commands