Most Useful Linux Commands

Display the system summary information and a list of processes\threads currently being managed by the kernel.

Create Tape ARchives (TAR) and add or extract files.

Search text for a pattern.

A text editor.

Change the file modes/attributes/permissions.

Change the file ownership.

Short for Secure Shell, is a secure protocol for remote logins.

Find files.

Terminate or signal processes.

Mount ( \unmount) file systems and other remote resources.

Display system documentation.

Copy files.

Move files.

Make directories.

Change file access and modification times.

View information about the configured network interfaces .

Remove directory entries.

Stream editor.

Print working directory.