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-=== File Commands ===
+=== Cheat Sheet ===
-^  Command           ^  Description                                     |
-|**ls**              |List the content of the current directory |
-|**ls -R**           |List the subdirectories recursively|
-|**ls -a**           |List all the content, including hidden files|
-|**ls -l**           |List the content and its information|
-|**pwd**             |Output the current directory that you are in|
-|**cd** //folder1//  |Change the working directory to //folder1//|
-|**cd**              |Return to the //$Home// directory|
-|**cd ..**           |Go up a directory|
-|**cd -**            |Return to the previous directory|
-**cp** //source destination// – Copy //source// to //destination//\\
-cp -r source destination – Copy a folder recursively from source to destination\\
-mv source destination - Move (or rename) a file from source to destination\\
-rm file1 - Remove file1\\
-rm -f file1 - Remove file1 without prompt\\
-rm -r folder - Remove a folder and its content recursively\\
-mkdir foldername – Create a new folder foldername\\
-rmdir foldername – Remove an empty folder\\
-file file1 – Show the file type of file1\\
-cat file1 file2 – Concatenate file1 to file 2\\
-cat > file1 – Concatenate standard input to file1\\
-less file1 - View and paginate file1\\
-head file1 - Show first 10 lines of file1\\
-tail file1 - Show last 10 lines of file1\\
-chmod 777 file - Change file permission of file to 777\\
-chown user:group file - Change ownership of file to user and group group\\
-ln -s source destination – Create a symbolic link from source to destination
-=== System Commands ===
+{{pdfjs 1160px> :downloads:linux_cheat_sheet.pdf?100|Linux Cheat Sheet}}
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