Basic Commands Along with the Linux Terminal Function

Basic Commands Along with the Linux Terminal Function.

Linux Terminal Commands and Their Basic Functions - Increasingly, more and more computer users who make Linux as the main operating system. In addition it is open source, it turns out the Linux operating system is also more demanding us to continue to learn. Even today, Linux has begun to enter the world of education. Thus, the development of Linux users could very much.

For that, there is nothing wrong if we also learn the operating system on this one. Because Linux is synonymous with the use of a terminal console that requires us to memorize commands exist. Yes, although it's been a lot of Linux has a GUI version (Grapichal User Interface), but still the name Linux was synonymous with the use of basic commands in the terminal.

Here I try to write down some basic commands in Linux.

• CD

function: used to switch to another directory.

• chmod

function: it is used to set the permissions of a file or directory

• clear

function: it is used to clear the entire screen terminal

• cp

function: it is used to copy a file

• date

function: used to display the date and time

• halt

function: it is used to turn off the system

• history

function: it is used to see what commands have been used

• ifconfig

function: used to view information on the network card, such as IP address, Mac address, and others.

• ls

function: it is used to view the contents of a directory

• mkdir

function: it is used to create new directories.

• mv

function: to move files, it could be to rename a file.

• nano

function: used for text editor

• passwd

function: it is used to password

• pwd

function: used to display the name of the directory where you are

• reboot

function: it is used to restart the system / computer

• restart

function: restarting service is running.

• rm

function : it is used to delete files .

• rmdir

function : it is used to delete directories

• shutdown

function : same as halt , used to shut down the system

• start

function : used to run a service .

• stop

function : it is used to stop a service that is running

• sudo

function : run commands as root

• tar

function : it is used to extract the tar.gz file format * * .tgz

• touch

function : it is used to create a new file to be empty.

• unzip

function : it is used to extract or parse compressed files in .zip form *

• WHO

function : it is used to see anyone who is logged

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