Linux Commands Cheat Sheet

Command	Usage
`ls`	Lists the content of a directory
`alias`	Define or display aliases
`unalias`	Remove `alias` definitions
`pwd`	Prints the working directory
`cd`	Changes directory
`cp`	Copies files and directories
`rm`	Remove files and directories
`mv`	Moves (renames) files and directories
`mkdir`	Creates directories
`man`	Displays manual page of other commands
`touch`	Creates empty files
`chmod`	Changes file permissions
`./`	Runs an executable
`exit`	Exits the current shell session
`sudo`	Executes commands as superuser
`shutdown`	Shutdowns your machine
`htop`	Displays processes and resources information
`unzip`	Extracts compressed ZIP files
`apt`, `yum`, `pacman`	Package managers
`echo`	Displays lines of text
`cat`	Prints file contents
`ps`	Reports shell processes status
`kill`	Terminates programs
`ping`	Tests network connectivity
`vim`	Efficient text editing
`history`	Shows a list of previous commands
`passwd`	Changes user password
`which`	Returns the full binary path of a program
`shred`	Overwrites a file to hide its contents
`less`	Inspects files interactively
`tail`	Displays last lines of a file
`head`	Displays first lines of a file
`grep`	Prints lines that match patterns
`whoami`	Outputs username
`whatis`	Shows single-line descriptions
`wc`	Word count files
`uname`	Displays OS information
`neofetch`	Displays OS and hardware information
`find`	Searches for files that follow a pattern
`wget`	Retrieves files from the internet