Linux Command - ln
ln
- create hard link or symbolic(soft) link to files and directories.
ln
- create hard link or symbolic(soft) link to files and directories.
free
- Display amount of free and used memory in the system.
xargs
can be used to process the files return from find
command.
tr
- Translate characters.
sort
- Sort lines of text files.
file
- determine file type.
awk is often used to process text files.
du
- list the sizes of a folder and any subfolders
sed
- stream editor for filtering and transforming text. The most well-known use case for sed
is substituting text.
echo
- Print given arguments.
df
- report file system disk space usage.
lsb_release
v2.0 prints certain LSB (Linux Standard Base) and Distribution information.
uname
- short for unix name, print system information. Note: use lsb_release
for more info about the distribution.
Bash is a commonly used language on most Linux System. The name Bash stands for ‘Bourne Again SHell’. It is developed as a replacement/improvement for Bourne Shell(sh).
type
display information about command type on Linux, whether it is a builtin, alias, or file.