What Is Common Linux Commands?
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Common Linux commands include:
• ls – list the contents of a directory
• cd – change the current working directory
• pwd – print the current working directory
• mv – move or rename files/directories
• mkdir – create a new directory
• cp – copy files/directories
• rm – delete files/directories
• grep – search for patterns in a file
• tail – output the last part of a file
• cat – concatenate files and print on the standard output