{"id":879,"date":"2022-08-08T19:58:58","date_gmt":"2022-08-08T15:58:58","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.buildingtheitguy.com\/\/?p=879"},"modified":"2022-08-08T20:01:19","modified_gmt":"2022-08-08T16:01:19","slug":"the-100-linux-commands-for-powerful-linux-users-to-regularly-use-with-explanation","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.buildingtheitguy.com\/index.php\/the-100-linux-commands-for-powerful-linux-users-to-regularly-use-with-explanation\/linux\/","title":{"rendered":"The 100 Linux commands for powerful Linux users to regularly use. (with explanation)"},"content":{"rendered":"\n
  1. ip<\/strong> - used to show or manipulate routing, devices, and tunnels.<\/code><\/li>
  2. ls<\/strong> - list the contents of a directory.<\/code><\/li>
  3. df<\/strong> - Displays the amount of disk space used.<\/code><\/li>
  4. du <\/strong>- display a list of all the files along with their respective sizes.<\/code><\/li>
  5. free <\/strong>- use to get a detailed report on the system's memory usage.<\/code><\/li>
  6. scp <\/strong>- securely copy files or directories over ssh.<\/code><\/li>
  7. find <\/strong>- locates files using user-defined criteria.<\/code><\/li>
  8. ncdu <\/strong>- provides a useful and convenient way to view disk usage.<\/code><\/li>
  9. pstree <\/strong>- used to show running processes in a tree (data structure).<\/code><\/li>
  10. latest <\/strong>- displays a list of the most recently logged-in people.<\/code><\/li>
  11. w <\/strong>\u2013 display a list of the currently logged-in user sessions.<\/code><\/li>
  12. grep <\/strong>- searches a file for a pattern of characters and displays all lines that match.<\/code><\/li>
  13. awk <\/strong>- a scripting language used for text processing.<\/code><\/li>
  14. sed <\/strong>- stream editor used to perform lots of functions on files, like searching, find and replace, insertion, or deletion.<\/code><\/li>
  15. cut <\/strong>- allows you to cut out sections of a specified file or piped data and print the result to standard output.<\/code><\/li>
  16. sort <\/strong>- used to sort files<\/code><\/li>
  17. uniq <\/strong>- used to extract uniq occurences<\/code><\/li>
  18. tr <\/strong>- utility for translating or deleting characters.<\/code><\/li>
  19. diff <\/strong>- used to display differences in files by comparing line by line.<\/code><\/li>
  20. uptime <\/strong>\u2013 displays the system uptime as well as the load average.<\/code><\/li>
  21. top <\/strong>\u2013 shows a real-time view of running processes in Linux.<\/code><\/li>
  22. vmstat <\/strong>- used to obtain information about memory, system processes, paging, interrupts, block I\/O, disk, and CPU scheduling.<\/code><\/li>
  23. htop <\/strong>- a process viewer and manager that is interactive.<\/code><\/li>
  24. dstat <\/strong>- allows you to view all of your system resources instantly. All-in-one vmstat, iostat, netstat, and ifstat utility. 25.. Iftop is a network traffic viewer.<\/code><\/li>
  25. nethogs <\/strong>- is a network traffic analyzer.<\/code><\/li>
  26. iotop <\/strong>- is an interactive I\/O viewer. Get a snapshot of storage r\/w activity.<\/code><\/li>
  27. iostat <\/strong>- provides statistics on storage I\/O.<\/code><\/li>
  28. netstat <\/strong>-used to show network statistics.<\/code><\/li>
  29. ss <\/strong>- ss command is a simpler and faster version of the now obsolete netstat command.<\/code><\/li>
  30. atop <\/strong>\u2013 a tool for monitoring system resources in Linux.<\/code><\/li>
  31. ssh <\/strong>\u2013 secure protocol used as the primary means of connecting to Linux servers remotely.<\/code><\/li>
  32. sudo <\/strong>- run commands with administrative privileges.<\/code><\/li>
  33. cd <\/strong>\u2013 navigate between directories.<\/code><\/li>
  34. pwd <\/strong>\u2013 displays the current directory path.<\/code><\/li>
  35. cp <\/strong>- copy files and directories.<\/code><\/li>
  36. mv <\/strong>\u2013 move file or directories.<\/code><\/li>
  37. rm <\/strong>\u2013 deletes files and directories.<\/code><\/li>
  38. mkdir <\/strong>- create new directories.<\/code><\/li>
  39. touch <\/strong>\u2013 used to create, update a computer file or directory's access and modification dates.<\/code><\/li>
  40. man <\/strong>\u2013 used to read system reference manuals.<\/code><\/li>
  41. apropos <\/strong>\u2013 searches manual page names and descriptions for a user-supplied keyword.<\/code><\/li>
  42. rsync <\/strong>- remote file transfer and synchronization.<\/code><\/li>
  43. tar <\/strong>- is an archive utility.<\/code><\/li>
  44. gzip <\/strong>- use for compression and decompression of files.<\/code><\/li>
  45. b2zip <\/strong>- a compression utility comparable to gzip. It employs a distinct compression algorithm.<\/code><\/li>
  46. rsync <\/strong>- remote file transfer and synchronization.<\/code><\/li>
  47. tar <\/strong>- is an archive utility.<\/code><\/li>
  48. gzip <\/strong>- use for compression and decompression of files.<\/code><\/li>
  49. b2zip <\/strong>- a compression utility comparable to gzip. It employs a distinct compression algorithm.<\/code><\/li>
  50. zip <\/strong>\u2013 used for file packaging and compression (archiving).<\/code><\/li>
  51. locate <\/strong>\u2013 in Linux, search for files.<\/code><\/li>
  52. ps <\/strong>\u2013 allows you to list the status of processes running on your system easily.<\/code><\/li>
  53. cron <\/strong>- execute scheduled tasks.<\/code><\/li>
  54. nmcli <\/strong>- sused to display network device status, create, edit, activate\/deactivate, and delete network connections.<\/code><\/li>
  55. ping <\/strong>- sends an ICMP ECHO REQUEST to network hosts.<\/code><\/li>
  56. traceroute <\/strong>- examine the path packets follow to reach a specific host.<\/code><\/li>
  57. mtr <\/strong>- is a network diagnostic tool, a combination of ping and traceroute commands.<\/code><\/li>
  58. nslookup <\/strong>- interactively query Internet name servers (NS).<\/code><\/li>
  59. host <\/strong>\u2013used for DNS (Domain Name System) lookup operations.<\/code><\/li>
  60. dig <\/strong>\u2013 DNS lookup tool.<\/code><\/li>
  61. wget <\/strong>- download files through HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, and FTPS.<\/code><\/li>
  62. curl <\/strong>\u2013 data transport via several network protocols. (Can handle more protocols than wget)<\/code><\/li>
  63. dd <\/strong>- used to convert and copy files.<\/code><\/li>
  64. fdisk <\/strong>- Modify the disk partition table.<\/code><\/li>
  65. parted <\/strong>\u2013 used to create and manipulate partition tables.<\/code><\/li>
  66. blkid <\/strong>- a command-line utility for finding and printing block device attributes.<\/code><\/li>
  67. mkfs <\/strong>- create a Linux file system.<\/code><\/li>
  68. fsck <\/strong>- an utility for determining the consistency of a file system.<\/code><\/li>
  69. nc <\/strong>- used for just about anything under the sun involving TCP or UDP.<\/code><\/li>
  70. umask <\/strong>- returns, or sets, the value of the system's file mode creation mask.<\/code><\/li>
  71. chmod <\/strong>\u2013 alters the access rights of file system objects.<\/code><\/li>
  72. chown <\/strong>\u2013 alter the owner and group of a file.<\/code><\/li>
  73. chroot <\/strong>- used to change the root directory.<\/code><\/li>
  74. useradd <\/strong>- create a new user or alter the default information for a new user.<\/code><\/li>
  75. userdel <\/strong>- used to delete a user account and all associated files.<\/code><\/li>
  76. usermod <\/strong>\u2013 used to edit or change any existing user account's properties.<\/code><\/li>
  77. vi <\/strong>is a text editor.<\/code><\/li>
  78. cat <\/strong>\u2013 displays the contents of a file.<\/code><\/li>
  79. tac <\/strong>\u2013 reverse output file contents.<\/code><\/li>
  80. more <\/strong>- show file contents one screen\/page at a time.<\/code><\/li>
  81. less <\/strong>\u2013 identical to more, but with more features<\/code><\/li>
  82. tail <\/strong>\u2013 used to show the last few lines of a text file or piped data.<\/code><\/li>
  83. head <\/strong>- used to show the first few lines of a text file or piped data.<\/code><\/li>
  84. dmesg <\/strong>\u2013 displays the kernel ring's message buffer.<\/code><\/li>
  85. journalctl <\/strong>- Tused to view systemd, kernel and journal logs.<\/code><\/li>
  86. kill <\/strong>- terminates a process.<\/code><\/li>
  87. killall <\/strong>- sends a kill signal to all instances of a specific process.<\/code><\/li>
  88. sleep <\/strong>\u2013 pauses program execution for a given amount of time.<\/code><\/li>
  89. wait <\/strong>\u2013 suspend script execution until all background jobs have been completed.<\/code><\/li>
  90. nohup <\/strong>- short for no hang up is a command in Linux systems that keep processes running even after exiting the shell or terminal.<\/code><\/li>
  91. screen <\/strong>\u2013 keep a remote server session open. (It also functions as a full-screen window manager.)<\/code><\/li>
  92. tmux <\/strong>is a terminal multiplexer.<\/code><\/li>
  93. passwd <\/strong>\u2014 Change the password of a user.<\/code><\/li>
  94. clear <\/strong>\u2013 clears the terminal's screen.<\/code><\/li>
  95. env <\/strong>- run a command in an altered environment.<\/code><\/li>
  96. systemctl <\/strong>- used to control and manage systemd and services.<\/code><\/li><\/ol>\n\n\n\n

    Credits to linuxopsys<\/p>\n\n\n\n

    If you find another 4 remaining commands, help me to share \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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