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See also
* Ubuntu - Debian - Linux Mint - Tails
* RHEL - Red Hat Enterprise Linux - CentOS - Fedora
* Berkeley Software Distribution
* Unix
* macOS
* Arch Linux
* FreeBSD
Linux is a free and open-source operating system (OS) kernel that serves as the foundation for a wide range of software distributions tailored to various user needs, including desktops, servers, and embedded systems. Initially created by Linus Torvalds in 1991, Linux has evolved into a global project supported by a community of developers and users. Its modular design allows for high customization and scalability, making it popular for both personal and enterprise use. Unlike proprietary operating systems, Linux is distributed under the GNU General Public License (GPL), ensuring that it remains freely available for anyone to use, modify, and distribute. Its reliability, security, and efficiency have made Linux a critical component in the infrastructure of the internet, powering the majority of web servers, cloud computing platforms, and even mobile devices via Android, which is based on the Linux kernel. The ecosystem around Linux, including a vast array of applications and utilities, continues to grow, reflecting its versatility and adaptability to changing technology and user requirements.
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* github>Linux - GitHub
* k8s>Linux - Kubernetes
* docker>Linux - Docker
* ms>Linux - Microsoft Documentation
* aws>Linux - AWS
* gcp>Linux - GCP
* android>Linux - Android
* oracle>Linux - Oracle
* vmware>Linux - VMware
* ibm>Linux - IBM
* linuxq>Linux - LinuxQuestions.org
* askubuntu>Linux - AskUbuntu
* man>Linux - Man pages
* linux>Linux - Linux.org
* stackoverflow>Linux - StackOverflow
* xda>Linux - XDA Developers
* stackexchange>Linux - StackExchange
* superuser>Linux - SuperUser
* serverfault>Linux - ServerFault
* reddit>Linux - Reddit
* quora>Linux - Quora
* toms>Linux - Tom's Hardware
* twitter>Linux - Twitter
* TechTarget>Linux - TechTarget
* tpedia>Linux - Techopedia
* freecode>Linux - Free Code Camp
* hackernoon>Linux - Hackernoon
* pcworld>Linux - PCWorld
* wired>Linux - Wired
Books
* oreilly>Linux - O'Reilly
* amz>Linux - Amazon
* googlebooks>Linux - Google Books
* audible>Linux - Audible
* manning>Linux - Manning
* apress>Linux - Apress
* pragprog>Linux - Pragmatic Bookshelf
* packt>Linux - Packt
Encyclopedias
* Wikipedia>Linux - Wikipedia
* britannica>Linux - Britannica
Search Engines
* brave>Linux - Brave Search
* ddg>Linux - DuckDuckGo
* google>Linux - Google
* bing>Linux - Bing
* yahoo>Linux - Yahoo
Apple
* appledev>Linux - Apple Dev
* applesup>Linux - Apple Support
* macworld>Linux - MacWorld
* macrumors>Linux - MacRumors
Education - Courses - Podcasts===
* pluralsight>Linux - PluralSight
* udemy>Linux - Udemy
* coursera>Linux - Coursera
* linkedinlearning>Linux - LinkedIn Learning
* yt>Linux - YouTube
* podcast>Linux - Google Podcasts
Repos - Package Managers
* helm>Linux - Artifact Hub for Kubernetes
* dockerhub>Linux - Docker Hub
* choco>Linux - Chocolatey
* brew>Linux - Homebrew
* linuxpkg>Linux - pkgs.org Linux packages
* maven>Linux - Maven.org Maven Central Repository
* mavenrepo>Linux - MvnRepository.org
* gradle>Linux - Gradle
* npm>Linux - NPM
* pypi>Linux - PyPi
* nuget>Linux - NuGet
* rubygems>Linux - RubyGems
* gitlab>Linux - GitLab
* bitbucket>Linux - BitBucket
Programming Language Docs
* clang>Linux - C language | C
* cplusplus>Linux - C plus plus | C++
* csharp>Linux - C Sharp dot NET | C# .NET
* dart>Linux - Dart
* django>Linux - Django
* golang>Linux - Golang
* haskell>Linux - Haskell
* js>Linux - JavaScript via MDN
* ts>Linux - TypeScript
* baeldung>Linux - Baeldung.com for JVM Java ecosystem
* kotlin>Linux - Kotlin
* Python>Linux - Python
* rust>Linux - Rust
* scala>Linux - Scala
* swift>Linux - Swift
Networking
* ietf>Linux - IETF
* networkworld>Linux - Network World
Linux:
Linux Core Utilities commands - GNU Core Utilities command-line interface programs
This list should really only include standard universal commands that come with GNU Core Utilities.
Linux File system commands
* chcon
* chmod
* chown
* chgrp
* cksum
* cp (Unix) | cp
* dd (Unix) | dd
* df (Unix) | df
* ls | dir
* dircolors (Unix) | dircolors
* install (Unix) | install
* ln (Unix) | ln
* ls
* mkdir
* mkfifo
* mknod
* mktemp
* mv (Unix) | mv
* realpath
* rm (Unix) | rm
* rmdir
* shred (Unix) | shred
* sync (Unix) | sync
* touch (command) | touch
* truncate
* ls | vdir
Linux Text utilities:
* b2sum
* base32
* base64
* cat (Unix) | cat
* cksum
* comm
* csplit
* cut (Unix) | cut
* expand (Unix) | expand
* fmt (Unix) | fmt
* fold (Unix) | fold
* head (Unix) | head
* join (Unix) | join
* md5sum
* nl (Unix) | nl
* numfmt
* od (Unix) | od
* paste (Unix) | paste
* ptx (Unix) | ptx
* pr (Unix) | pr
* sha1sum
* shuf
* sort (Unix) | sort
* split (Unix) | split
* sum (Unix) | sum
* tac
* tail (Unix) | tail
* tr (Unix) | tr
* tsort
* unexpand
* uniq
* wc (Unix) | wc
Linux Shell utilities:
* uname | arch
* basename
* chroot
* Unix time#Command line | date
* dirname
* du (Unix) | du
* echo (command) | echo
* env
* expr
* factor (Unix) | factor
* true and false (commands) | false
* groups (Unix) | groups
* hostid (Unix) | hostid
* id (Unix) | id
* link (Unix) | link
* logname
* nice (Unix) | nice
* nohup
* nproc
* pathchk (Unix) | pathchk
* pinky (Unix) | pinky
* printenv
* printf
* pwd
* readlink
* runcon
* seq (Unix) | seq
* sleep (command) | sleep
* stat
* stdbuf
* stty (Unix) | stty
* tee (command) | tee
* test (Unix) | test
* Timeout (computing) | timeout
* true and false (commands) | true
* tty (Unix) | tty
* uname
* unlink (Unix) | unlink
* Uptime#coreutils | uptime
* users (Unix) | users
* who (Unix) | who
* whoami
* yes (Unix) | yes
Unix Commands:
This should really only include standard universal commands that come with all Linux distributions adhering to the Single UNIX Specification.
Really this is "Unix programs", since there are no commands in Unix, they are programs except for shell builtins.
Unix command-line interface programs and shell builtins:
Unix File system commands:
* cat (Unix) | cat
* chattr
* chmod
* chown
* chgrp
* cksum
* cmp (Unix) | cmp
* cp (Unix) | cp
* dd (Unix) | dd
* du (Unix) | du
* df (Unix) | df
* file (command) | file
* fuser (Unix) | fuser
* ln (Unix) | ln
* ls
* mkdir
* mv (Unix) | mv
* pax (command) | pax
* pwd
* rm (Unix) | rm
* rmdir
* split (Unix) | split
* tee (command) | tee
* touch (command) | touch
* type (Unix) | type
* umask
Unix process commands:
* at (command) | at
* Job control (Unix)#Commands | bg
* cron | crontab
* Job control (Unix)#Commands | fg
* kill (command) | kill
* nice (Unix) | nice
* ps (Unix) | ps
* time (Unix) | time
Unix user environment commands:
env
* exit (command) | exit
* logname
* mesg
* talk (software) | talk
* tput
* uname
* who (Unix) | who
* write (Unix) | write
Unix text processing commands:
* AWK | awk
* basename
* comm
* csplit
* cut (Unix) | cut
* diff
* dirname
* ed (text editor) | ed
* ex (text editor) | ex
* fold (Unix) | fold
* head (Unix) | head
* iconv
* join (Unix) | join
* m4 (computer language) | m4
* more (command) | more
* nl (Unix) | nl
* paste (Unix) | paste
* patch (Unix) | patch
* printf (Unix) | printf
* read (Unix) | read
* sed
* sort (Unix) | sort
* strings (Unix) | strings
* tail (Unix) | tail
* tr (Unix) | tr
* troff
* uniq
* Vi (text editor) | vi
* wc (Unix) | wc
* xargs
Unix shell builtin commands:
alias (command) | alias
* cd (command) | cd
* echo (command) | echo
* test (Unix) | test
* Environment variable#unset command | unset
* wait (command) | wait
Unix networking commands:
Note: Networking is not part of SUS
Unix network utility commands:
* Dig (command) | dig
* host (Unix) | host
* ifconfig
* inetd
* netcat
* netstat
* nslookup
* Ping (networking utility) | ping
* rdate
* rlogin
* route (command) | route
* OpenSSH | ssh
* traceroute-->
Unix searching commands:
* Find (Unix) | find
* grep
Unix documentation commands:
* Man page | man
Unix software development commands:
Note: There are a huge number of Linux software development tools / Unix software development tools; this list should be restricted to ones that are standardized as part of Unix, i.e., those marked SD, CD], or FD (http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/help/codes.html) within the Unix/POSIX specifications
* ar (Unix) | ar
* ctags
* lex (software) | lex
* make (software) | make
* nm (Unix) | nm
* strip (Unix) | strip
* yacc
Unix miscellaneous commands:
* bc (programming language) | bc
* cal (command) | cal
* expr
* System V printing system | lp
* od (Unix) | od
* sleep (command) | sleep
* true and false (commands) | true and false
* wp>Category:Standard Unix programs - Standard Unix programs
* wp>Category:Unix SUS2008 utilities] - [[Unix SUS2008 utilities
* List of POSIX commands
See also
* Windows commands
References
* [http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/utilities/contents.html Issue 7 XCU: Shell & Utilities]
* [http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/000095399/utilities/contents.html Issue 6 XCU: Shell & Utilities]
* [http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/007908799/xcuix.html Issue 5 XCU: Commands & Utilities]
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