Linux Unix Tools Cheat Sheets At One Place

Alright, here we are and I thought it would be good to have a place, where all the scattered stuff is put together for the real lazy people and they might be able to copy and paste stuff from this place. (Dangerous ploy, please don’t).

HEADS UP! For heaven’s sake and your betterment sake, please spend some time to figure it out, two things:

– Why the heck it is happening?

– And how the heck it is happening?

See, the difference! And bloody important distinction. Kinda ingrained requirement to get forward and do something meaningful. Those queries keep you on your toes and for a good reason. It certainly takes up your time, why miser about it when the damn thing justifiably demand it? You will soon come to know why it is important to spend time behind things you want to do some productive work.

I am going to enlist a few PDFs & text files as a reference to fall back on. In fact, this is the main motivation to get your attention on them. And practice as often as you can.

GREP Manual

Grep Manual

 You can always query the Duckduckgo search engine about the specific cheat sheet and you get it right on the first search page, like this :

 

bash_cheatsheetDownload

Emacs_refs_cardDownload

readline-emacs-editing-mode-cheat-sheetDownload

bash-vi-editing-mode-cheat-sheetDownload

git-cheat-sheetDownload

vim_cheatsheetDownload

awk1linerDownload

Sed_onelinerDownload

perl_onelinerDownload

No, I haven’t forgotten a massively important tool i.e. find, and we call it the Swiss Army Knife of system administration. I shall be writing about it in a couple of days. It deserves its dedicated post.