Linux common commands in English and Chinese to explain the full name (pwd, su, df, du, etc.)

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Linux common commands in English and Chinese to explain the full name

apt: Advanced Packaging Tool Advanced Packaging Tool

cp: Copy file to copy files

cat: Concatenate series

cd: Change directory Change directory

chmod: Change mode to change the mode

chown: Change owner change owner

chgrp: Change group user group changes

df: Disk free spare hard disk

du: Disk usage hard disk usage

dd: Originally described by their function should be "Convert an copy" name "cc", but "cc" has been used to represent "C Complier", so named for the "dd"

fg: Foreground prospects

fsck: File system check file system check

insmod: Install module installation module

ln: Link files Link files

lsmod: List module module list

ls: List files list the files in the directory

ldd: List dynamic dependencies list the dynamic dependencies

mv: Move file Move files

mkdir: Make directory create a directory

mkfs: Make file system create a file system

man: Manual means the manual, you can use this command to query the use of other commands.

ps: Process Status Process Status

pwd: Print working directory Display the current working directory.

rm: Remove file deleted file

rmmod: Remove module Delete module

 

 

 

rmdir: Remove directory Mobile Directory

su: Swith user to switch the user to root

tar: Tape archive extracting file

umount: Unmount Uninstall

uname: Unix name system name

 

/ bin BINARIES = 
/ dev = Devices 
/ etc = editable text configurationChest place to store configuration files, configuration files directory
/ opt = Optional application software packages Optional application software packages
/ lib = library library
/ proc = processes Process
/ sbin = Superuser superuser binaries binaries
/ tmp = temporary storage of temporary files
/ usr = Unix shared resources Unix shared resource
/ var = Variable variations are stored files, such as log, etc.

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