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Basic Linux Cmds (Uses Terminal, XTerm, "su" stands for…
Basic Linux Cmds
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sudo command, and run this particular command as the super user. This will only run the single command as a super user,
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grep command is a search function that allows you to look for some text that may be located in one or more files.
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Control-C command, and it will cancel the shutdown process.
pwd command. This means Print Working Directory , and by typing pwd, and hitting Enter, it will tell you exactly what directory you’re in.
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mv command stands for moving a file. And if you’re not moving a file from one directory to another, you can move a file from one name to another, or rename the file.
cp, the source, and then the destination name. So cp first.txt space second.txt will copy the contents of the first file into a second file.
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chmod (change mode)/ for example : the mode to be either read, write, or execute.
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chmod u + x, which means that the user, or the owner of the file, can execute the file.
chown cmd changes the file owner, or the group owner,
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