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^u = undoes one typo | ^u = undoes one typo | ||
| − | Ls –a = list all files in the folder | + | '''Ls –a''' = list all files in the folder |
| − | Tar –xzvf *.tar.gz = unzip the .tar.gz file | + | '''Tar –xzvf *.tar.gz''' = unzip the .tar.gz file |
| − | Mkdir = make directory | + | '''Mkdir''' = make directory |
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| + | '''/etc/init.d''' = initiate daemon (it does something but it stays in memory?!) | ||
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| + | '''find / -name foo''' | ||
| + | This will search the whole system for any files named foo and display their pathnames. Here we are using the criterion -name with the argument foo to tell find to perform a name search for the filename foo. | ||
Revision as of 15:57, 22 October 2013
This Is Your Brain On Informatics
Testing out the fluids.
Sudo su = allows you super user privileges
^k = delete line
^w = find
^u = undoes one typo
Ls –a = list all files in the folder
Tar –xzvf *.tar.gz = unzip the .tar.gz file
Mkdir = make directory
/etc/init.d = initiate daemon (it does something but it stays in memory?!)
find / -name foo This will search the whole system for any files named foo and display their pathnames. Here we are using the criterion -name with the argument foo to tell find to perform a name search for the filename foo.
