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Описание:
Linux Commands with description in English.
Автор:
bwp
Создан:
30 августа 2018 в 15:35 (текущая версия от 30 августа 2018 в 15:48)
Публичный:
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Тип словаря:
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В этом режиме перемешиваться будут не слова, а целые фразы, разделенные переносом строки.
Содержание:
1 alias = Create an alias *;
2 apropos = Search Help manual pages (man -k);
3 apt-get = Search for and install software packages (Debian or Ubuntu);
4 aptitude = Search for and install software packages (Debian or Ubuntu);
5 aspell = Spell Checker;
6 awk = Find and Replace text database sort(validate,index);
7 basename = Strip directory and suffix from filenames;
8 bash = GNU Bourne-Again SHell;
9 bc = Arbitrary precision calculator language;
10 bg = Send to background;
11 break = Exit from a loop *;
12 builtin = Run a shell builtin;
13 bzip2 = Compress or decompress named file(s);
14 cal = Display a calendar;
15 case = Conditionally perform a command;
16 cat = Concatenate and print (display) the content of files;
17 cd = Change Directory;
18 cfdisk = Partition table manipulator for Linux;
19 chgrp = Change group ownership;
20 chmod = Change access permissions;
21 chown = Change file owner and group;
22 chroot = Run a command with a different root directory;
23 chkconfig = System services (runlevel);
24 cksum = Print CRC checksum and byte counts;
25 clear = Clear terminal screen;
26 cmp = Compare two files;
27 comm = Compare two sorted files line by line;
28 command = Run a command - ignoring shell functions *;
29 continue = Resume the next iteration of a loop *;
30 cp = Copy one or more files to another location;
31 cron = Daemon to execute scheduled commands;
32 crontab = Schedule a command to run at a later time;
33 csplit = Split a file into context-determined pieces;
34 cut = Divide a file into several parts;
35 date = Display or change the date & time;
36 dc = Desk Calculator;
37 dd = Convert and copy a file write disk headers boot records;
38 ddrescue = Data recovery tool;
39 declare = Declare variables and give them attributes *;
40 df = Display free disk space;
41 diff = Display the differences between two files;
42 diff3 = Show differences among three files;
43 dig = DNS lookup;
44 dir = Briefly list directory contents;
45 dircolors = Colour setup for "'ls";
46 dirname = Convert a full pathname to just a path;
47 dirs = Display list of remembered directories;
48 dmesg = Print kernel & driver messages;
49 du = Estimate file space usage;
50 echo = Display message on screen *;
51 egrep = Search file(s) for lines that match an extended expression;
52 eject = Eject removable media;
53 enable = Enable and disable builtin shell commands *;
54 env = Environment variables;
55 ethtool = Ethernet card settings;
56 eval = Evaluate several commands(arguments);
57 exec = Execute a command;
58 exit = Exit the shell;
59 expect = Automate arbitrary applications accessed over a terminal;
60 expand = Convert tabs to spaces;
61 export = Set an environment variable;
62 expr = Evaluate expressions;
63 false = Do nothing unsuccessfully;
64 fdformat = Low-level format a floppy disk;
65 fdisk = Partition table manipulator for Linux;
66 fg = Send job to foreground;
67 fgrep = Search file(s) for lines that match a fixed string;
68 file = Determine file type;
69 find = Search for files that meet a desired criteria;
70 fmt = Reformat paragraph text;
71 fold = Wrap text to fit a specified width;
72 for = Expand words and execute commands;
73 format = Format disks or tapes;
74 free = Display memory usage;
75 fsck = File system consistency check and repair;
76 ftp = File Transfer Protocol;
77 function = Define Function Macros;
78 fuser = Identify(kill) the process that is accessing a file;
79 gawk = Find and Replace text within file(s);
80 getopts = Parse positional parameters;
81 grep = Search file(s) for lines that match a given pattern;
82 groupadd = Add a user security group;
83 groupdel = Delete a group;
84 groupmod = Modify a group;
85 groups = Print group names a user is in;
86 gzip = Compress or decompress named file(s);
87 hash = Remember the full pathname of a name argument;
88 head = Output the first part of file(s);
89 help = Display help for a built-in command *;
90 history = Command History;
91 hostname = Print or set system name;
92 htop = Interactive process viewer;
93 iconv = Convert the character set of a file;
94 id = Print user and group "ids";
95 if = Conditionally perform a command;
96 ifconfig = Configure a network interface;
97 ifdown = Stop a network interface;
98 ifup = Start a network interface up;
99 import = Capture an X server screen and save the image to file;
100 install = Copy files and set attributes;
101 ip = Routing devices and tunnels;
102 jobs = List active jobs *;
103 join = Join lines on a common field;
104 kill = Kill a process by specifying its PID;
105 killall = Kill processes by name;
106 less = Display output one screen at a time;
107 let = Perform arithmetic on shell variables *;
108 link = Create a link to a file;
109 ln = Create a symbolic link to a file;
110 local = Create variables *;
111 locate = Find files;
112 logname = Print current login name;
113 logout = Exit a login shell *;
114 look = Display lines beginning with a given string;
115 lpc = Line printer control program;
116 lpr = Off line print;
117 lprint = Print a file;
118 lprintd = Abort a print job;
119 lprintq = List the print queue;
120 lprm = Remove jobs from the print queue;
121 ls = List information about file(s);
122 lsof = List open files;
123 make = Recompile a group of programs;
124 man = Help manual;
125 mkdir = Create new folder(s);
126 mkfifo = Make FIFOs (named pipes);
127 mkisofs = Create an hybrid ISO9660(JOLIET, HFS filesystem);
128 mknod = Make block or character special files;
129 more = Display output one screen at a time;
130 most = Browse or page through a text file;
131 mount = Mount a file system;
132 mtools = Manipulate MS-DOS files;
133 mtr = Network diagnostics (traceroute, ping);
134 mv = Move or rename files or directories;
135 mmv = Mass Move and rename (files);
136 netstat = Networking information;
137 nice = Set the priority of a command or job;
138 nl = Number lines and write files;
139 nohup = Run a command immune to hangups;
140 notify-send = Send desktop notifications;
141 nslookup = Query Internet name servers interactively;
142 open = Open a file in its default application;
143 op = Operator access;
144 passwd = Modify a user password;
145 paste = Merge lines of files;
146 pathchk = Check file name portability;
147 ping = Test a network connection;
148 pkill = Kill processes by a full or partial name;
149 popd = Restore the previous value of the current directory;
150 pr = Prepare files for printing;
151 printcap = Printer capability database;
152 printenv = Print environment variables;
153 printf = Format and print data *;
154 ps = Process status;
155 pushd = Save and then change the current directory;
156 pv = Monitor the progress of data through a pipe;
157 pwd = Print Working Directory;
158 quota = Display disk usage and limits;
159 quotacheck = Scan a file system for disk usage;
160 quotactl = Set disk quotas;
161 ram = ram disk device;
162 rar = Archive files with compression;
163 rcp = Copy files between two machines;
164 read = Read a line from standard input *;
165 readarray = Read from stdin into an array variable *;
166 readonly = Mark variables or functions as readonly;
167 reboot = Reboot the system;
168 rename = Rename files;
169 renice = Alter priority of running processes;
170 remsync = Synchronize remote files via email;
171 return = Exit a shell function;
172 rev = Reverse lines of a file;
173 rm = Remove files;
174 rmdir = Remove folder(s);
175 rsync = Remote file copy (Synchronize file trees);
176 screen = Multiplex terminal run remote shells via ssh;
177 scp = Secure copy (remote file copy);
178 sdiff = Merge two files interactively;
179 sed = Stream Editor;
180 select = Accept keyboard input;
181 seq = Print numeric sequences;
182 set = Manipulate shell variables and functions;
183 sftp = Secure File Transfer Program;
184 shift = Shift positional parameters;
185 shopt = Shell Options;
186 shutdown = Shutdown or restart linux;
187 sleep = Delay for a specified time;
188 slocate = Find files;
189 sort = Sort text files;
190 source = Run commands from a file ".";
191 split = Split a file into fixed-size pieces;
192 ssh = Secure Shell client (remote login program);
193 stat = Display file or file system status;
194 strace = Trace system calls and signals;
195 su = Substitute user identity;
196 sudo = Execute a command as another user;
197 sum = Print a checksum for a file;
198 suspend = Suspend execution of this shell *;
199 sync = Synchronize data on disk with memory;
200 tail = Output the last part of file;
201 tar = Store list or extract files in an archive;
202 tee = Redirect output to multiple files;
203 test = Evaluate a conditional expression;
204 time = Measure Program running time;
205 timeout = Run a command with a time limit;
206 times = User and system times;
207 touch = Change file timestamps;
208 top = List processes running on the system;
209 tput = Set terminal-dependent capabilities color position;
210 traceroute = Trace Route to Host;
211 trap = Run a command when a signal is set(bourne);
212 tr = Translate squeeze and(or) delete characters;
213 true = Do nothing successfully;
214 tsort = Topological sort;
215 tty = Print filename of terminal on stdin;
216 type = Describe a command *;
217 ulimit = Limit user resources *;
218 umask = Users file creation mask;
219 umount = Unmount a device;
220 unalias = Remove an alias *;
221 uname = Print system information;
222 unexpand = Convert spaces to tabs;
223 uniq = Uniquify files;
224 units = Convert units from one scale to another;
225 unrar = Extract files from a rar archive;
226 unset = Remove variable or function names;
227 unshar = Unpack shell archive scripts;
228 until = Execute commands (until error);
229 uptime = Show uptime;
230 useradd = Create new user account;
231 userdel = Delete a user account;
232 usermod = Modify user account;
233 users = List users currently logged in;
234 uuencode = Encode a binary file;
235 uudecode = Decode a file created by uuencode;
236 v = Verbosely list directory contents ('ls -l -b');
237 vdir = Verbosely list directory contents ('ls -l "-b)";
238 vi = Text Editor;
239 vmstat = Report virtual memory statistics;
240 wait = Wait for a process to complete *;
241 watch = Execute or display a program periodically;
242 wc = Print byte word and line counts;
243 whereis = Search the "users" $path man pages and source files for a program;
244 which = Search the "users" $path for a program file;
245 while = Execute commands;
246 who = Print all usernames currently logged in;
247 whoami = Print the current user id and name ('id "-un)";
248 wget = Retrieve web pages or files via HTTP HTTPS or FTP;
249 write = Send a message to another user;
250 xargs = Execute utility passing constructed argument list(s);
251 xdg-open = Open a file or URL in the "users" preferred application;
252 yes = Print a string until interrupted;
253 zip = Package and compress (archive) files;
254 !! = Run the last command again;
255 ### = Comment or Remark;

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