Linux Commands Handbook
by Mohammadullah Al Noman
Start Learning Linux from Beginners to Advanced
App Name | Linux Commands Handbook |
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Developer | Mohammadullah Al Noman |
Category | Education |
Download Size | 6 MB |
Latest Version | 1.1.18 |
Average Rating | 4.43 |
Rating Count | 46 |
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Linux Commands Handbook is basically an app developed for Linux lovers who will easily find commands from App. Now Learning of Linux commands is made simple!!
The basic purpose of the app is to learn Linux from beginners to advanced. This app developed for everyone (beginners as well as for the experienced) who wish to learn the Linux.
MAIN FEATURES:
👉 What is Linux and How does it work.
👉 Linux Installation.
👉 Linux Beginner Tutorials.
• Introduction to Linux and shells
• The Linux man command
• The Linux ls command
• The Linux cd command
• The Linux pwd command
• The Linux mkdir command
• The Linux rmdir command
• The Linux mv command
• The Linux cp command
• The Linux open command
• The Linux touch command
• The Linux find command
• The Linux ln command
• The Linux gzip command
• The Linux gunzip command
• The Linux tar command
• The Linux alias command
• The Linux cat command
• The Linux less command
• The Linux tail command
• The Linux wc command
• The Linux grep command
• The Linux sort command
• The Linux uniq command
• The Linux diff command
• The Linux echo command
• The Linux chown command
• The Linux chmod command
• The Linux umask command
• The Linux du command
• The Linux df command
• The Linux basename command
• The Linux dirname command
• The Linux ps command
• The Linux top command
• The Linux kill command
• The Linux killall command
• The Linux jobs command
• The Linux bg command
• The Linux fg command
• The Linux type command
• The Linux which command
• The Linux nohup command
• The Linux xargs command
• The Linux vim editor command
• The Linux emacs editor command
• The Linux nano editor command
• The Linux whoami command
• The Linux who command
• The Linux su command
• The Linux sudo command
• The Linux passwd command
• The Linux ping command
• The Linux traceroute command
• The Linux clear command
• The Linux history command
• The Linux export command
• The Linux crontab command
• The Linux uname command
• The Linux env command
• The Linux printenv command
👉 Linux Intermediate Tutorials.
• Databases with Linux
• Installing programs and upgrading versions
• How to automate tasks on a Linux system
• Mail Servers
• Users on a system
• Webservers
• Dealing with Security Issues
• Text Processing and Manipulation
• Using vi/vim
• The administrator's other duties
• File and Print sharing
• Using Perl
• Using Emacs
👉 Linux Advanced Tutorials.
• Basic Security
• Programming in Linux
• tcpdump
• Programming with BASH
• Keeping Your Linux System Secure In An Insecure World
• Firewalls
• Checking for damage with rootkit hunter
• Linux and Subversion
• Providing Services Under Linux
• Linux and CVS
• Setting up snort
• OpenSSH
👉 Important tips regarding Linux commands.
Hopefully the app will be very useful to you. If you like the app and the progress we're making, please show us your support by submitting a 5-star (*) review. Thank You!
IMPORTANT NOTES:
I warmly welcome your suggestions, recommendations and improvement ideas. Please feel free to send your feedback at [email protected] and I will be happy to help you out.
Recent changes:
● General improvement in user interface.
● Added many more commands, including a search option.
The basic purpose of the app is to learn Linux from beginners to advanced. This app developed for everyone (beginners as well as for the experienced) who wish to learn the Linux.
MAIN FEATURES:
👉 What is Linux and How does it work.
👉 Linux Installation.
👉 Linux Beginner Tutorials.
• Introduction to Linux and shells
• The Linux man command
• The Linux ls command
• The Linux cd command
• The Linux pwd command
• The Linux mkdir command
• The Linux rmdir command
• The Linux mv command
• The Linux cp command
• The Linux open command
• The Linux touch command
• The Linux find command
• The Linux ln command
• The Linux gzip command
• The Linux gunzip command
• The Linux tar command
• The Linux alias command
• The Linux cat command
• The Linux less command
• The Linux tail command
• The Linux wc command
• The Linux grep command
• The Linux sort command
• The Linux uniq command
• The Linux diff command
• The Linux echo command
• The Linux chown command
• The Linux chmod command
• The Linux umask command
• The Linux du command
• The Linux df command
• The Linux basename command
• The Linux dirname command
• The Linux ps command
• The Linux top command
• The Linux kill command
• The Linux killall command
• The Linux jobs command
• The Linux bg command
• The Linux fg command
• The Linux type command
• The Linux which command
• The Linux nohup command
• The Linux xargs command
• The Linux vim editor command
• The Linux emacs editor command
• The Linux nano editor command
• The Linux whoami command
• The Linux who command
• The Linux su command
• The Linux sudo command
• The Linux passwd command
• The Linux ping command
• The Linux traceroute command
• The Linux clear command
• The Linux history command
• The Linux export command
• The Linux crontab command
• The Linux uname command
• The Linux env command
• The Linux printenv command
👉 Linux Intermediate Tutorials.
• Databases with Linux
• Installing programs and upgrading versions
• How to automate tasks on a Linux system
• Mail Servers
• Users on a system
• Webservers
• Dealing with Security Issues
• Text Processing and Manipulation
• Using vi/vim
• The administrator's other duties
• File and Print sharing
• Using Perl
• Using Emacs
👉 Linux Advanced Tutorials.
• Basic Security
• Programming in Linux
• tcpdump
• Programming with BASH
• Keeping Your Linux System Secure In An Insecure World
• Firewalls
• Checking for damage with rootkit hunter
• Linux and Subversion
• Providing Services Under Linux
• Linux and CVS
• Setting up snort
• OpenSSH
👉 Important tips regarding Linux commands.
Hopefully the app will be very useful to you. If you like the app and the progress we're making, please show us your support by submitting a 5-star (*) review. Thank You!
IMPORTANT NOTES:
I warmly welcome your suggestions, recommendations and improvement ideas. Please feel free to send your feedback at [email protected] and I will be happy to help you out.
Recent changes:
● General improvement in user interface.
● Added many more commands, including a search option.