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Alphabetical Directory of Linux Commands

This directory of Linux commands is from Linux in a Nutshell,

3rd Edition.

A

agetty,apmd,apropos,ar,arch,arp,as,at,atq,atrm,

badblocks

cut

D

date

dd

debugfs

depmod

df

diff

diff3

dip

dirname

dmesg

dnsdomainname

grep

groff

groupadd

groupdel

groupmod

groups

grpck

grpconv

gs

gunzip

gzexe

gzip

H

logger

login

logname

logrotate

look

lpc

lpd

lpq

lpr

lprm

lpstat

lptest

ls

pcnfsd

perl

pidof

ping

pop2d

pop3d

portmap

powerd

pppd

pr

praliases

printenv

printf

rwhod

S

script

sed

sendmail

setfdprm

setsid

sh

shar

showmount

shutdown

size

slattach

tunelp

U

ul

umount

uname

uncompress

unexpand

uniq

unshar

update

uptime

useradd

userdel

znew

banner

basename

batch

bash

bc

biff

bison

bootpd

bootpgw

bootptest

bzip2

C

c++

cal

cardctl

cardmgr

cat

cc

cpp

cfdisk

chattr

chfn

chgrp

chmod

chown

chpasswd

chroot

chsh

cksum

clear

cmp

col

colcrt

colrm

column

comm

compress

domainname

dosfsck

du

dumpe2fs

dumpkeys

E

e2fsck

echo

egrep

emacs

env

etags

ex

expand

expr

F

false

fdformat

fdisk

fetchmail

fgrep

file

find

finger

fingerd

flex

fmt

fold

formail

free

fsck

fsck.minix

ftp

ftpd

fuser

G

g++

halt

head

host

hostid

hostname

hwclock

I

icmpinfo

id

identd

ifconfig

imake

imapd

inetd

info

init

insmod

install

ipchains

ipchainsrestore

ipchainssave

ipfwadm

iptables

iptablesrestore

iptablessave

ispell

J

join

K

kbd_mode

kbdrate

kerneld

kill

lsattr

lsmod

M

m4

mail

mailq

mailstats

make

makedbm

makemap

man

manpath

merge

mesg

mimencode

mkdir

mke2fs

mkfs

mkfs.minix

mklost+found

mkraid

mkswap

modprobe

more

mount

mountd

mv

N

named

namei

netdate

netstat

newgrp

newusers

nfsd

nice

nm

ps

psupdate

pwck

pwconv

pwd

Q

quota

R

raidstart

ramsize

ranlib

rarp

rcp

rdate

rdev

rdist

rdistd

reboot

renice

reset

rev

rexecd

rlogin

rlogind

rm

rmail

rmdir

rmmod

rootflags

route

routed

rpcgen

rpcinfo

rpm

rsh

rshd

rstat

sleep

sort

split

stat

strace

strfile

strings

strip

stty

su

sum

swapdev

swapoff

swapon

sync

sysklogd

syslogd

systat

T

tac

tail

talk

talkd

tar

tcpd

tcpdchk

tcpdmatch

tcsh

tee

telinit

telnet

telnetd

test

tftp

tftpd

tload

top

usermod

users

usleep

uudecode

uuencode

V

vacation

vi

vidmode

W

w

wall

wc

whatis

whereis

which

who

whoami

write

X

xargs

Y

yacc

yes

ypbind

ypcat

ypchfn

ypchsh

ypinit

ypmatch

yppasswd

yppasswdd

yppoll

yppush

ypserv

ypset

ypwhich

cp

cpio

cron

crontab

csh

csplit

ctags

gated

gawk

gcc

gdb

gdc

getkeycodes

getty

gprof

killall

killall5

klogd

ksyms

L

lastlog

ld

ldconfig

ldd

less

ln

locate

lockfile

nohup

nslookup

O

P

passwd

paste

patch

pathchk

runparts

runlevel

ruptime

rusers

rwall

rwho

touch

tr

traceroute

troff

true

tune2fs

ypxfr

Z

zcat

zcmp

zdiff

zdump

zforce

zgrep

zic

zmore

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User Commands
Part II
System Calls
Part III
Library Functions
Part IV
Special Files
Part V
File Formats
Part VI
Games
Part VII
Miscellaneous
Part VIII
Administration and Privileged Commands
Part IX
Kernel Reference Guide 

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Table of Contents | Index

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Chapter 27. Neighboring Subsystem: Infrastructure

Chapter 28. Neighboring Subsystem: Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)

Chapter 29. Neighboring Subsystem: Miscellaneous Topics

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Chapter 31. Routing: Advanced

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Chapter 34. Routing: Routing Tables

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Chapter 36. Routing: Miscellaneous Topics

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Chapter 18 Resident Programs 

Chapter 19 Processes, Coroutines, and Concurrency 

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Chapter 22 The PC Serial Ports 

Chapter 23 The PC Video Display 

Chapter 24 The PC Game Adapter
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