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Basic Linux commands, may try

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Basic Linux commands, may try

Linux is an operating system that has two views, yatu-based GUI and CLI. Linux-based GUI easier than with linux-based CLI because its operation is almost the same with windows just different names and directories are used, but if we use a linux-based CLI (text) will be more difficult because we have to use the basic commands that used to operate linux. Here is a basic set of commands linux the most commonly used:

  1. Adduser serves to add new users to the system
  2. mkdir function to create the directory / new folder
  3.  ls function to display the contents of a directory or folder
  4. cd (space) nama_folder function to get into the directory that will be addressed.
  5. cd (space) .. function to return to the previous direkstory.
  6. paint (space) name-file function to display the contents of a file
  7. cat> (space) nama_file_yang_akan_dibuat serves to create a new file
  8.  cat >> (space) nama_file_yang_akan_diedit remedy file editing functions.
  9. cd function back to the main directory
  10.  rmdir (nama_direktori) function to remove an empty directory
    rm (space) nama_file function to delete files
    
rm -f (space) nama_folder serves to remove a directory or folder containing the file
    
id function to see identity
    
dateberfungsi to see today's date
    
shutdown -h now serves to turn off the system
    
shutdown -r now serves to restart the system
    
mv serves to move files
    
cksum function to display the file size
    
cp function to copy or copy files
    
find function to search for a file or directory
    
hostname serves to display the host name or the computer name
    
exit serves to get out of the system
    
echo function to display a message on the screen
    
chmod function to change the access permissions
    
cal function to display the calendar
 


For any specific Linux version usually have a command that can not be used for other linux, but the basic command above may be the simplest lesson we can learn to operate Linux-based text. I hope this article can be useful .... 


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