Linux Command Reference by Michael Kofler, 2025

Linux users, your go-to desktop reference is here! Find practical commands for the Linux tasks you perform, from managing files to working with graphics systems to programming with Bash. Commands are grouped by topic and listed alphabetically to help you quickly find what you’re looking for, and options are listed for each entry to help you modify your commands.

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From the ADMIN Update newsletter: Jeff Layton shares what you should know before you move into HPC
https://www.admin-magazine.com/Articles/What-to-Know-Before-Moving-into-HPC?utm_source=mam
#HPC #Linux #cluster #commands #networking #SSH #SCP #NFS

5 fun #Linux #commands you'll want to try at least once. Take a break from productivity. The Linux #terminal window can actually be quite entertaining.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/5-fun-linux-commands-youll-want-to-try-at-least-once/

We're diving into FIND on today's Into the Terminal! In about an hour and a half (Noon eastern) Scott and I are displaying our find-fu to do some craziness on our directory trees. Tune in maybe you'll pick up a new trick!

https://youtube.com/live/zndBToAubGs

ICYMI: Jeff Layton shares some Linux command-line commands and ideas for people starting out in HPC
https://www.admin-magazine.com/Articles/Core-Linux-Commands-for-HPC
#HPC #Linux #commands #tools #admin

A couple of command-line tools I’ve recently switched to using:

- yazi as file manager instead of lf (fast and, for me at least, more intuitive and better handles default editor)

https://terminaltrove.com/yazi/

- ouch for compression/decompression from CLI instead of getting the fucking unintuitive flags wrong every fucking time

https://terminaltrove.com/ouch/

(Thanks to @orhun for the recent link to Terminal Trove for the new finds.)

$> sudo rm -rf /*

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How to Unzip or Open Gz File in Linux
https://www.debugpoint.com/unzip-gz-file-linux/

Did you miss any articles from FOSSlife this week? Catch up with the FOSSlife Weekly newsletter https://app.moosend.com/show_campaign/85fc4065-c3e6-4266-ac1c-38be0e109cc8 #Linux #FileManagement #commands #OpenSource #maintainers #GooglePasskeys #GitHub #jobs #events #FOSS

FOSS Skills: @BruceByfield gives you an overview of Linux commands for moving, editing, and generally manipulating files https://www.fosslife.org/linux-file-management-commands #shell #Linux #FileManagement #SystemAdministration #commands #OpenSource

Do you have a file full of arcane #shell #commands?

Well, I do. And I'm sharing it here on my #blog, including commentary:

https://dorotac.eu/posts/recipes/

I hope you find the commands as useful as I do!

How to tell ssh client to ignore ssh config file

https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/tell-ssh-to-exclude-ignore-config-file/

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Hey #Linux #infosec, let's learn some things about most commonly used 'echo' command.

What does echo command do?
It echoes the input that it receives.

-> echo Hello World
Hello World

White space removal:~
Parts that are separated by one or more consecutive white spaces are considered seperate arguments. The shell effectively cuts command into one or more arguments.

Single & Double quotes prevent the removal of white spaces.
-> echo 'Hello              World'
Hello              World
-> echo "Hello              World"
Hello              World

echo -e allows quoted lines to include special escaped characters.

-> echo -e "This is \na new world"
This is
a new world
-> echo -e "This is \ta new world"
This is            a new world

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Every #Linux command I know a-z

$$ @ @ ```

#Commands#
help :displays this message.
date :displays the servers date/time.
calculate [equation] :takes [equation] and does the
math.
info :displays info about the server.
fizz_buzz :because why not.
set [variable] [value] :sets [variable] to [value].
get [variable] :displays value of [variable].
delete [variable] :deletes [variable].
list :lists all variables that you currently have.
github :replies with github link.
search :searches the web using duckduckgo and replies
with 5 results.
#variables#
result :contains the results of the previews calculation.
post_length :length of post in characters.
line_length :length of each line in a post +/- a little
depending on the word lengths.
#calculate only variables#
epoch :contains the seconds since the last unix epoch.
minute :1 minute in seconds.
hour :1 hour in seconds.
day :1 day in seconds.
year :1 year in seconds.
pi :20 decimal places of the constant pi.
```