Linux Mint via Terminal

[ilya40umov]

Hey Guys,

In a pursuit to systematize my knowledge around Linux and in particular the command line, I have created a quick reference of terminal commands / programs that are at times difficult to remember (at least for me), but are absolutely required to perform certain tasks without having to leave the terminal. I thought that the end result might be also useful for other people, so I'm posting it here:
https://github.com/ilya40umov/linux-mint-via-terminal

Also, if you have any comments / corrections, please feel free to add them here and I'll do my best to take them into account.

Cheers!

[JerryF]

Wow! Thanks for sharing this.

[matelot1958]

Ditto: Thanks very much - very useful

[jimallyn]

Sweet! Bookmarked it. I didn't know about the tldr command, that also looks very useful.

[7im4pple]

Very nice! ...super useful

[yelLoWrooF205]

Very handy thank you

[twodogs]

Nice. Thanks for sharing.

[AZgl1800]

That is the Single Best Tutorial that I have seen for a newbie trying to "get it together".

My first efforts a year ago were pathetic, and I had a single page Crib Sheet Tutorial of only the rudimentary commands.

this goes in my permanent toolbox

[catweazel]

That is the Single Best Tutorial that I have seen for a newbie trying to "get it together".

My first efforts a year ago were pathetic, and I had a single page Crib Sheet Tutorial of only the rudimentary commands.

this goes in my permanent toolbox

You might find this helpful too.

[smurphos]

You might find this helpful too.

Fixed your link - http://wiki.lib.sun.ac.za/images/c/ca/TLCL-13.07.pdf

OP - very handy - thank-you. Just had to see what this does....

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