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    idea Linux Basic Commands

    Here are some basic commands that may be useful for those who are new to linux :


    Become root (Administrator)
    Code:
    sudo
    Install software in Debian (MEPIS, Ubuntu)
    Code:
    sudo apt-get

    Install Firefox in Debian
    Code:
    sudo apt-get firefox

    Install WINE (Windows compatibility layer) in Debian
    Code:
    sudo apt-get wine

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    Re: Linux Baisc Commands

    Install software in Red Hat (Fedora, CentOS)
    Code:
    sudo yum

    Edit files in the terminal
    Code:
    nano

    Edit files in the terminal and create a backup
    Code:
    nano -B

    Add repositories in Debian Linux
    Code:
    sudo nano -B /etc/apt/sources.list

    Show your system's network interfaces
    Code:
    ifconfig

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    Re: Linux Baisc Commands

    Show your system's wireless network interfaces
    Code:
    iwconfig

    Show your system's PCI interfaces
    Code:
    lspci

    Show your system's USB interfaces
    Code:
    lsusb

    Search for text in a file and show it
    Code:
    grep text file

    Setting up a user without password
    Code:
    sudo nano -B /etc/shadow
    Connecting to a wireless network at boot
    Code:
    sudo nano -B /etc/rc.local
    If someone else knows any more commands that are required by a noob and i'm missing any command, please post!

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    Re: Linux Baisc Commands

    Hey does linux commands also works in Unix?

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    Re: Linux Baisc Commands

    yeah it does, but not all might work... [not sure about that] as linux is derived from unix.

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    Re: Linux Baisc Commands

    Yeah you are right some commands like banner doesn't works in linux but works fine in unix.

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