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Linux Command Reference Manual

Navigation
Command Description Example

pwd Print current working directory pwd

ls List directory contents ls -l /home

cd Change directory cd /etc

tree Display directories as a tree tree /var/log

File Management
Command Description Example

cp Copy files or directories cp file.txt /tmp/

mv Move or rename files mv old.txt new.txt

rm Remove files or directories rm file.txt

touch Create an empty file touch new.txt

stat Show file details stat file.txt

file Determine file type file archive.tar.gz

Text Viewing & Editing


Command Description Example

cat Concatenate and show file cat file.txt

less View file with paging less /etc/passwd

head Show first lines of file head -n 10 file.txt

tail Show last lines of file tail -f logfile

nano Command-line text editor nano file.txt

vim Advanced text editor vim file.txt

sed Stream editor sed 's/foo/bar/g' file.txt

awk Pattern scanning & processing awk '{print $1}' file.txt

Users & Groups


Command Description Example

whoami Show current user whoami

id Print user ID and groups id

adduser Add a new user sudo adduser newuser


usermod Modify user account sudo usermod -aG sudo user

passwd Change user password passwd

groups Show user groups groups username

Permissions & Security


Command Description Example

chmod Change file permissions chmod 755 script.sh

chown Change file owner sudo chown user:user file.txt

umask Set default file permissions umask 022

setfacl Set file ACL setfacl -m u:username:r file.txt

getfacl Get file ACL getfacl file.txt

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