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Additional Linux Commands 101 To 120

The document lists additional Linux commands numbered 101 to 120, providing a brief description and example usage for each command. Commands include tools for process management, disk usage analysis, network diagnostics, and system monitoring. It serves as a quick reference for users looking to enhance their command-line skills.

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Additional Linux Commands 101 To 120

The document lists additional Linux commands numbered 101 to 120, providing a brief description and example usage for each command. Commands include tools for process management, disk usage analysis, network diagnostics, and system monitoring. It serves as a quick reference for users looking to enhance their command-line skills.

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Additional Linux Commands (101-120)

No Command Description Example

101 htop Interactive process viewer and manager with a user-friendly


htop
inter

102 ncdu Disk usage analyzer that provides a visual display of directory
ncdus /home/user

103 tldr Simplified man pages with practical examples. Requires installati
tldr tar

104 tree Displays directory contents in a tree-like structure. tree /etc

105 bat A 'cat' clone with syntax highlighting and Git integration. bat [Link]

106 fzf Command-line fuzzy finder for files, history, and more. fzf

107 nc (netcat) Reads and writes data across network connections using TCP
nc -zv
or [Link]
UDP 80

108 lsof Lists open files and processes using them. lsof -i :80

109 watch -d Runs a command repeatedly, highlighting the differences between


watch -drdf -h

110 iptraf Real-time IP LAN monitoring tool (requires installation). sudo iptraf

111 glances Cross-platform system monitoring tool with a web [Link]

112 arp Displays and modifies the system's ARP table. arp -a

113 dig Queries DNS name servers for information. dig [Link]

114 host Performs DNS lookups. host [Link]

115 nmap Network scanner to discover hosts and services. nmap [Link]/24

116 tcpdump Packet analyzer for network diagnostics and analysis. sudo tcpdump -i eth0

117 uptime -p Shows uptime in a human-readable format. uptime -p

118 journalctl -b Views logs from the current boot. journalctl -b

119 alias ll='ls -lh' Creates a shortcut for commonly used commands. alias ll='ls -lh'

120 cal Displays a calendar. cal 2025

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