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Managing Files
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Unix commands
» Most-used Unix commands
Most-used Unix commands
Listing files and directories (
ls
)
Viewing files (
cat, more, head, tail
)
Changing directories (
cd
)
Making new directories (
mkdir
)
Copying files (
cp
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Copying directories (
cp -r
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Moving and renaming (
mv
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Removing files and directories (
rm, rmdir
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Adding more software (
add
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Attaching directories (
attach
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Finding out where you are (
pwd
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Finding out about file storage space (
quota
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Sorting lines (
sort
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Searching (
grep, find
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Checking your spelling (
spell
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Counting lines, words and characters (
wc
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Showing date and time (
date
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Content last updated May, 2004, by daniel
Last modified October 25, 2005 by cawalker
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