Basic Unix Commands
Posted by Narashim Reddy .R on September 23, 2009
Knowing basic Unix commands should allow you to navigate your Unix system, confirm current system status and manage files or directories.
Getting help
- man – view manual pages for Unix commands
Unix users
- id – print user identity
Unix file operations
- ls – list files and directories
- cat – concatenate files and show contents to the standard output
- cp – copy
- rm – remove the file
- mv – move the file
Unix directory management commands
- cd – change directory
- pwd – confirm current directory
- ln – make links and symlinks to files and directories
- mkdir – make new directory
- rmdir – remove empty directories
Unix system status commands
- uptime – find out how long the system has been up
- who – find out who is logged into the system
- uname – print Unix system information
Process management
- ps – process information
- top – show tasks and system status
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