Basic Linux Commands

The “whoami” Linux Command

The “whoami” command in Linux is a simple command that displays the username of the current user. … Read more

The “which” command returns the pathnames of the files (or links) which would be executed in the … Read more

The “history” command in Linux is used to get previously used commands. As the name suggests this … Read more

The “cp” means copy in Linux. This “cp” command is used to copy the files and directory … Read more

What is find command? The find command is used to search and locate the list of files … Read more

pwd is a short form for “Print Current/Working Directory” in Linux. As its name suggests this command … Read more

“cat” is derived from “concatenate” in Linux. This command is used to view the content of the … Read more

We use the “ls” command to list the files and directories on Linux based operating systems. “ls” … Read more

What is echo command? The echo command in Linux is used to display text string that is … Read more

The “rm” command is used to “remove” or “delete” files in Linux. By typing command “rm filename” … Read more