Linux commands

man

display help for commands

ls

list files in a directory

mv

move or rename a file

cp

copy a file

rm

remove a file

mkdir

create a new folder

df

display free storage space

ps

displays a list of running processes

top

displays running processes and resource usage

find

search for text in files in a directory

grep

search with regular expression

dig

troubleshoot DNS

cat

displays and can combine the contents of a file

pwd

print working directory

ip

displays and modify Ip addresses on the machine

linux always uses what slash?

backslash (/)

nano

a text editor (like notepad)

chown and chomode

allows you to change the permission on linux files