Common Linux commands generally works across all Linux distributions, with exceptions of distribution specific commands and application for different distributions. When do you need to use Linux commands? Or do you even need to?
Here is a list of Linux commands to get started for a person who have just gained the task to administer Linux servers or developer who require access to Linux servers or anyone having access to a Linux desktop.
Some of the commands require additional installation and that, you must refer to your distribution specific needs.
File system
- ls
- cd
- mkdir
- rm
- rmdir
- mv
- cat
- cp
- pr
- pwd
- find
- diff
- mount
- file
- grep
- head
- tail
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User management
- alias
- whoami
- id
- passwd
- sudo
- who
- uname
- history
- export
- finger
- watch
- users
- w
- last
- lastlog
- mesg
Server resources
- top
- lsmod
- du
- df
- env
- free
- unset
- apropos
- hostname
- ps
- bg
- fg
- man
- pidof
- systemctl
- kill
- ldd
- ltrace
- hexdump
- strings
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