I found this: http://fosswire.com/2007/08/02/unixlinu ... eat-sheet/
A neat little PDF command line tool. I downloaded mine to the desktop where it is always at my finger tips, or better yet open it after you boot up and leave it open.
I know, some people do not like to mess up their destop, including myself. Some times there has to be exceptions in my case.
Just wanted to share this with everyone.
Linux Command Cheat Sheet
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Linux Command Cheat Sheet
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