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Basics
Common options-
Coreutils- Core GNU (file, text, shell) utilities.
Date input formats-
Ed- The GNU line editor
File permissions-
Access modes.
Finding files- Operating on files matching certain criteria.
Time- time
Compression
Gzip- General (de)compression of files (lzw).
Editors
nano- Small and friendly text editor.
General Commands
Screen- Full-screen window manager.
GNU organization
Maintaining Findutils-
Maintaining GNU findutils
GNU Utilities
dirmngr-client- X.509 CRL and OCSP client.
dirmngr- X.509 CRL and OCSP server.
gpg-agent- The secret key daemon.
gpg2- OpenPGP encryption and signing tool.
gpgsm- S/MIME encryption and signing tool.
Individual utilities
arch- Print machine hardware name.
b2sum- Print or check BLAKE2 digests.
base32- Base32 encode/decode data.
base64- Base64 encode/decode data.
basename- Strip directory and suffix.
basenc- Encoding/decoding of data.
cat- Concatenate and write files.
chcon- Change SELinux CTX of files.
chgrp- Change file groups.
chmod- Change access permissions.
chown- Change file owners and groups.
chroot- Specify the root directory.
cksum- Print POSIX CRC checksum.
cmp- Compare 2 files byte by byte.
comm- Compare sorted files by line.
cp- Copy files.
csplit- Split by context.
cut- Print selected parts of lines.
date- Print/set system date and time.
dd- Copy and convert a file.
df- Report file system usage.
diff3- Compare 3 files line by line.
diff- Compare 2 files line by line.
dir- List directories briefly.
dircolors- Color setup for ls.
dirname- Strip last file name component.
du- Report file usage.
echo- Print a line of text.
env- Modify the environment.
expand- Convert tabs to spaces.
expr- Evaluate expressions.
factor- Print prime factors
false- Do nothing, unsuccessfully.
find- Finding and acting on files.
fmt- Reformat paragraph text.
fold- Wrap long input lines.
groups- Print group names a user is in.
gunzip- Decompression.
gzexe- Compress executables.
head- Output the first part of files.
hostid- Print numeric host identifier.
hostname- Print or set system name.
id- Print user identity.
install- Copy files and set attributes.
join- Join lines on a common field.
kill- Send a signal to processes.
link- Make hard links between files.
ln- Make links between files.
locate- Finding files in a database.
logname- Print current login name.
ls- List directory contents.
md5sum- Print or check MD5 digests.
mkdir- Create directories.
mkfifo- Create FIFOs (named pipes).
mknod- Create special files.
mktemp- Create temporary files.
mv- Rename files.
nice- Modify niceness.
nl- Number lines and write files.
nohup- Immunize to hangups.
nproc- Print the number of processors.
numfmt- Reformat numbers.
od- Dump files in octal, etc.
paste- Merge lines of files.
patch- Apply a patch to a file.
pathchk- Check file name portability.
pr- Paginate or columnate files.
printenv- Print environment variables.
printf- Format and print data.
ptx- Produce permuted indexes.
pwd- Print working directory.
readlink- Print referent of a symlink.
realpath- Print resolved file names.
rm- Remove files.
rmdir- Remove empty directories.
runcon- Run in specified SELinux CTX.
sdiff- Merge 2 files side-by-side.
seq- Print numeric sequences
sha1sum- Print or check SHA-1 digests.
sha2- Print or check SHA-2 digests.
shred- Remove files more securely.
shuf- Shuffling text files.
sleep- Delay for a specified time.
sort- Sort text files.
split- Split into pieces.
stat- Report file(system) status.
stdbuf- Modify stdio buffering.
stty- Print/change terminal settings.
sum- Print traditional checksum.
sync- Sync files to stable storage.
tac- Reverse files.
tail- Output the last part of files.
tee- Redirect to multiple files.
test- File/string tests.
timeout- Run with time limit.
touch- Change file timestamps.
tr- Translate characters.
true- Do nothing, successfully.
truncate- Shrink/extend size of a file.
tsort- Topological sort.
tty- Print terminal name.
uname- Print system information.
unexpand- Convert spaces to tabs.
uniq- Uniquify files.
unlink- Removal via unlink(2).
updatedb- Building the locate database.
uptime- Print uptime and load.
users- Print current user names.
vdir- List directories verbosely.
wc- Line, word, and byte counts.
who- Print who is logged in.
whoami- Print effective user ID.
xargs- Operating on many files.
yes- Print a string indefinitely.
zcat- Decompression to stdout.
zdiff- Compare compressed files.
zforce- Force .gz extension on files.
zgrep- Search compressed files.
zmore- Decompression output by pages.
Kernel
GRUB- The GRand Unified Bootloader
grub-dev- The GRand Unified Bootloader Dev
grub-install-
Install GRUB on your drive
grub-mkconfig-
Generate GRUB configuration
grub-mkpasswd-pbkdf2-
grub-mkrelpath-
grub-mkrescue-
Make a GRUB rescue image
grub-mount-
Mount a file system using GRUB
grub-probe-
Probe device information
grub-script-check-
Libraries
RLuserman- The GNU readline library User's Manual.
Math
bc- An arbitrary precision calculator language.
Network applications
Wget- Non-interactive network downloader.
Platform Management
FreeIPMI FAQ- FreeIPMI - Frequently Asked Questions
Texinfo documentation system
info stand-alone-
Read Info documents without Emacs.
Text creation and manipulation
Diffutils- Comparing and merging files.
grep- Print lines that match patterns.
sed- Stream EDitor.
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