Cheat Sheets are extremely useful for people who are new to Linux. They even have their uses for well versed users. As we all know, switching from Windows to Linux can be a bit difficult due to the functional differences between operating systems. New users are obviously not going to memorize the thousand’s & thousand’s of commands, nor are they expected to. Even the most seasoned Linux user’s/admin’s don’t know them all. They’re not even expected to memorize them all either.
But what makes a good admin/user is the ability to find the information needed to complete what ever it is that you want to achieve. Sure, there’s some people out there that have mastered the art of the command line. But thats only because of repetition. Through the use of man pages, Google, and word of mouth you will slowly but surely become more and more comfortable using Linux.
And then there are cheat sheet’s. Cheat sheets like this one are especially helpful when you’re either new or just plain having a brain fart. They are not meant to be an ‘end all be all’ solution to every problem. But are an excellent crutch to get you moving without having to do extensive reading to complete a simple task.
This particular cheat sheet is specifically for newer users who need to use the Ubuntu command line. It covers some of the basic but commonly used commands. Below is a breakdown of what you will find in this cheat sheet.
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