Quick Reference Guide

Linux

Index 

Contents


  1. General remarks
  2. File directory and file system commands
  3. Shell and the shell environment
  4. Processes
  5. The AFS file system and Kerberos 5
  6. Printing
  7. Information on commands and files
  8. Local information
  9. File manipulation
  10. Text editors and browsers
  11. Programming
  12. Batch processing
  13. Local and remote login and access
  14. Mail and communication with users
  15. Networking and WWW
  16. X window commands
  17. Desktop text processing (DTP)
  18. Graphics related programs
  19. Command Index


Conventions


fixed denotes text that you enter literally.
this means variable text, i.e. things you must fill in.
word is a UNIX command, alias or shell command.
RET denotes pressing a keyboard key.
[ ... ] denotes an optional part.
US...N letters at the right margin) describe the command category:
U command is part of the operating system
P public domain program
L commercial licensed or registered program
S command is part of the shell (command interpreter)
F command can be used as filter (read from STDIN, write to STDOUT)
f command can be used as an input filter
A alias or function introduced to enhance UNIX command set
N new command to simplify interaction with UNIX



Version 1.15 (Linux) Sep 23, 2004

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