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Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Start a new process in the background | & |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Create an alias • | alias |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Search Help manual pages (man -k) | apropos |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Search for and install software packages (Debian/Ubuntu) | apt |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Search for and install software packages (Debian/Ubuntu) | apt-get |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Search for and install software packages (Debian/Ubuntu) | aptitude |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Spell Checker | aspell |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Schedule a command to run once at a particular time | at |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Find and Replace text, database sort/validate/index | awk |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Strip directory and suffix from filenames | basename |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Base32 encode/decode data and print to standard output | base32 |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Base64 encode/decode data and print to standard output | base64 |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | GNU Bourne-Again SHell | bash |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Arbitrary precision calculator language | bc |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Send to background | bg |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Set or display readline key and function bindings • | bind |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Exit from a loop • | break |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Run a shell builtin | builtin |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Compress or decompress named file(s) | bzip2 |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Display a calendar | cal |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Return the context of any active subroutine call • | caller |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Conditionally perform a command | case |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Concatenate and print (display) the content of files | cat |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Change Directory | cd |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Partition table manipulator for Linux | cfdisk |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Change file attributes on a Linux file system | chattr |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Change group ownership | chgrp |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Change access permissions | chmod |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Change file owner and group | chown |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Update passwords in batch mode | chpasswd |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Run a command with a different root directory | chroot |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | System services (runlevel) | chkconfig |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Print CRC checksum and byte counts | cksum |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Compare two files | cmp |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Compare two sorted files line by line | comm |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Run a command - ignoring shell functions • | command |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Resume the next iteration of a loop • | continue |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Copy one or more files to another location | cp |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Copy files to and from archives | cpio |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Daemon to execute scheduled commands | cron |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Schedule a command to run at a later time | crontab |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Split a file into context-determined pieces | csplit |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Transfer data from or to a server | curl |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Divide a file into several parts | cut |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Display or change the date & time | date |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Desk Calculator | dc |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Data Duplicator - convert and copy a file, write disk headers, boot records | dd |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Data recovery tool | ddrescue |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Declare variables and give them attributes • | declare |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Display free disk space | df |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Display the differences between two files | diff |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Show differences among three files | diff3 |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | DNS lookup | dig |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Briefly list directory contents | dir |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Colour setup for 'ls' | dircolors |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Convert a full pathname to just a path | dirname |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Display list of remembered directories | dirs |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Windows/MAC to UNIX text file format converter | dos2unix |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Print kernel & driver messages | dmesg |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Package manager (Debian/Ubuntu). | dpkg |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Estimate file space usage | du |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Display message on screen • | echo |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Search file(s) for lines that match an extended expression | egrep |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Eject removable media | eject |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Enable and disable builtin shell commands • | enable |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Environment variables | env |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Evaluate several commands/arguments | eval |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Execute a command | exec |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Exit the shell | exit |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Convert tabs to spaces | expand |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Set an environment variable | export |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Evaluate expressions | expr |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Do nothing, unsuccessfully | false |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Low-level format a floppy disk | fdformat |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Partition table manipulator for Linux | fdisk |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Send job to foreground | fg |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Search file(s) for lines that match a fixed string | fgrep |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Determine file type | file |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Search for files that meet a desired criteria | find |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Reformat paragraph text | fmt |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Wrap text to fit a specified width | fold |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Expand words, and execute commands | for |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | File system consistency check and repair | fsck |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | File Transfer Protocol | ftp |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Define Function Macros | function |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Identify/kill the process that is accessing a file | fuser |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Find and Replace text within file(s) | gawk |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Parse positional parameters | getopts |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Get file access control lists | getfacl |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Search file(s) for lines that match a given pattern | grep |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Add a user security group | groupadd |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Delete a group | groupdel |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Modify a group | groupmod |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Print group names a user is in | groups |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Compress or decompress named file(s) | gzip |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Remember the full pathname of a name argument | hash |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Output the first part of file(s) | head |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Command History | history |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Print or set system name | hostname |
Respond with the appropriate Linux command for the user's question. | Interactive process viewer | htop |
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