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CTRL+C
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Stop Current Command
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CTRL+Z
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Sleep Current Foreground Command
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CTRL+A
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Move Cursor to Start of the Line
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CTRL+E
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Move Cursor to End of the Line
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CTRL+U
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Cut from Start of Line to Cursor
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CTRL+K
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Cut from End of Line to Cursor
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CTRL+R
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Search Through Command History
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bg
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Send Last Sleep Command to Background (output will be printed to screen)
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fg
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Bring Last Background Command to Foreground
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!!
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Repeat Last Command
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!abc
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Run the Last Command with the String Starting with abc
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!abc:p
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Print the Last Command with the String Starting abc
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^abc&123
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Run the Previous Command, Replacing abc with 123
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date
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Show System Data
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uptime
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Show System Uptime
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cmd1;cmd2
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Run cmd1 then cmd2
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cmd1 && cmd2
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Run cmd1 then if successful, run cmd2
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cmd &
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Run Command in the Background (Output will be Printed to the Screen)
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cmd1 | cmd2
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Run cmd1 and then run cmd2 Based on the Results of cmd1. This can be Repeated and is called "piping".
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find /dir/ -name name*
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Find Files Starting with name Under the /dir/ Directory
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find /dir/ -user name
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Find Files Owned by the Username under the /dir/ Directory
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find /dir/ -mmin num
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Find Files Modified Less than num Minutes ago in the /dir/ Directory
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grep pattern files
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Search for Lines in the file which Match the Pattern
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grep -l pattern files
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Search for Lines in the File which Match the Pattern (Case Insensitive)
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grep -v pattern files
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Search for Lines in the File which don't Match the Pattern
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cut -d " " -f "1"
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cut is used to only display the parts of a line you are interested in. In this example, the delimiter is a space, (-d “ “) and we are only interested in the first entry, (-f “1”). You can select multiple entries by separating with a comma, (-f “1,2,3”)
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pwd
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Print Working Directory
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mkdir name
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Make Directory in current Directory
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cd dir
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Change Directory to dir
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ls
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List files and Directories
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ls -a
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List Files and Directories Including Hidden
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ls -R
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List Files and Directories Recursively
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ls -r
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List Files and Directories in Reverse Order
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ls -l
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List Files and Directories Showing more Detail
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ls -1
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List Files and Directories 1 Per Line
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ls -m
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List Files and Directories comma seperated
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ls -!
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List Files and Directories Quoted Output
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