Re: command line commands

Martin Stricker <[email protected]> Wed, 10 Sep 2003 08:37:34 +0200
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Muhammad Imran wrote:

> Is their a manual of all linux 8/9 commands on internet. I am really fed 
> up with GNOME/KDE. As they usually start with a bug just like childish 
> windows and start sending the bug report. It is much easier to use 
> command prompt commands. Is thier any listing on net of all commands.

If you hit [Tab] twice on an empty command prompt, bash will give you a 
complete listing of all available commands in your $PATH. Do it as root 
to see the administrative commands as well. It will be a *huge* list, so 
you may want to use tee to save it to a file. What commands are 
available depends on what you have installed. I'm not aware of such a 
list on the internet.

You can get more information on a command by trying
man command
info command
command --help

Best regards,
Martin Stricker
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