ls, lists file sys objects, pwd, print current directory, cd, change directories, mv, move files from 1 location to another, cp, copy files from 1 location to another, rm, remove files , Linux commands used in both files and directories, mv, cp, rm, df , display amount of free disk space, du, estimate the file space usage, nano, easy to use command line text editor, vi, old command that supports modal editing, vim, supports normal, visual, insert and command line mode, pico, text editor that provides less features and less complexity, cat, used to create, view, or concatenate files, find, search the file sys or directory, grep, used to search for characters within specified file using regular expressions, su, switch users, sudo, switch to root user, usermod, modify user's acct, userdel, delete user's acct, passwd, change/reset user's acct password, groupadd, add new group, groupmod, modify group, groupdel, delete group, chmod, change access permissions, chown, change owner, apt-get, install and remove software (Debian), yum, install and remove software (Red Hat), dnf, updated version of yum, rpm, low-level tool used to install/remove software on Red Hat, ps, display list of currently running processes, top, task mgr used to display info about CPU and memory, ip, config network interfaces, ping, test host's reachability on ip-based network, traceroute, display the route and transmit time across ip-based network, dig, query DNS to get info about different DNS records, man, access and search online reference manuals, --help, written after command to give info on how to use said command, Samba, cross-platform file sharing protocol that supports SMB, navigation commands, ls, pwd, cd, file mgmt commands, mv, cp, rm, disk usage commands, df, du, text manipulation commands, nano, pico, vi, vim, cat, search commands, find, grep, user mgmt commands, su, sudo, usermod, userdel, passwd, groupadd, groupmod, groupdel, file permissions commands, chmod, chown, application mgmt commands, apt-get, yum, dnf, rpm, resource mgmt commands, ps, top, network commands, ip, ping, traceroute, dig, help commands, man, --help.

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