Basic Linux Commands You Should Know About

I have listed here some Common Linux Commands list :

cd (Change Directory) – If you want to get into another folder, then this command is used like cd /Desktop is used to get into the Desktop Folder.

ls (List Directory Content) – This command lists all the directories which are present in a particular folder.

mkdir (Make Directory) – This command is used to create a new directory in the system.

pwd (Present Working Directory) – This command displays the folder in which you are working presently.

rmdir (Remove Directory) – This command is used to remove a particular directory.

clear – This command is used to clear the page like if you use clear command in your terminal then the terminal page will clear.

locate – It’s meaning is clear from its name to find any file. If you type locate ‘file name’ then it will show all the locations where this file name directory is present.

man – This command is used to opening a manual page of a particular command.

rm (Remove Directories) – This command is used to remove a particular file/directory

w (Who) – This command is used to see who is logged on and what they are using on the system.

top (Linux Task Manager) – This command will open the Linux Task Manager.

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