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Unix commands (Unix programs

Unix command-line interface programs and shell builtins: Linux File system:

• cat
• chmod
• chown
• chgrp
• cksum
• cmp
• cp
• dd
• du
• df
• file
• fuser
• ln
• ls
• mkdir
• mv
• pax
• pwd
• rm
• rmdir
• split
• tee
• touch
• type
• umask

• at
• bg
• crontab
• fg
• kill
• nice
• ps
• time

• env
• exit
• logname
• mesg
• talk
• tput
• uname
• who
• write

• awk
• basename
• comm
• csplit
• cut
• diff
• dirname
• ed
• ex
• fold
• head
• iconv
• join
• m4
• more
• nl
• paste
• patch
• printf
• sed
• sort
• strings
• tail
• tr
• uniq
• vi
• wc
• xargs

• alias
• cd
• echo
• test
• unset
• wait

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• dig
• host
• ifconfig
• inetd
• netcat
• netstat
• nslookup
• ping
• rdate
• rlogin
• route
• ssh
• traceroute–>

• find
• grep

• man

• ar
• ctags
• lex
• make
• nm
• strip
• yacc

• bc
• cal
• expr
• lp
• od
• sleep
• true and false

• Categories

  • Standard Unix programs
  • Unix SUS2008 utilities

• List

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