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Last year, after migrant worker brother's new book published, many readers often come to add my WeChat friends to discuss how to get started and learn Linux system operation and maintenance? ? In fact, this is also one of the problems faced by many readers. Everyone knows that the system is the underlying foundation of the application of technology. Therefore, whether it is operation and maintenance, development, and testing, you must learn system knowledge.

First prepare the ISO file and virtual machine for installing the operating system, and then the system can be installed. There are many such tutorials on the Internet, so I won't repeat them here. After the system is installed, you need to learn some commonly used commands, because most Linux operations require the use of command lines, so this is the most important step.

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Learn a Linux command every day (1): xargs

learn a Linux command every day (2): od

Learn a Linux command every day (3): sed

Learn one Linux command every day (4): awk

learn a Linux command every day (5): grep

Learn a Linux command every day (6): shutdown

Learn a Linux command every day (7): cd

Learn one Linux command every day (8): ls

Learn a Linux command every day (9): useradd/userdel

learn a Linux command every day (10): passwd

learn a Linux command every day (11): cp

Learn a Linux command every day (12): chown

learn a Linux command every day (13): touch

learn a Linux command every day (14): cat

learn a Linux command every day (15): man

Learn a Linux command every day (16): mkdir

learn a Linux command every day (17): chmod

learn a Linux command every day (18): mv

learn a Linux command every day (19): rm

Learn one Linux command every day (20): find

learn a Linux command every day (21): tree

Learn a Linux command every day (22): pwd

learn a Linux command every day (23): file

Learn one Linux command every day (24): chattr/lsattr

Learn a Linux command every day (25): more

learn one Linux command every day (26): less

Learn one Linux command every day (27): head

learn a Linux command every day (28): ln

learn a Linux command every day (29): tail

learn a Linux command every day (30): cut

Learn a Linux command every day (31): md5sum

Learn a Linux command every day (32): sort

learn a Linux command every day (33): uniq

Learn a Linux command every day (34): wc

learn a Linux command every day (35): dos2unix

Learn one Linux command every day (36): diff

Learn a Linux command every day (37): paste

Learn a Linux command every day (38): vi/vim

learn a Linux command every day (39): tar

Learn a Linux command every day (40): gzip

learn a Linux command every day (41): zip

Learn a Linux command every day (42): unzip

Learn a Linux command every day (43): dmesg

Learn a Linux command every day (44): uptime

learn a Linux command every day (45): stat

learn a Linux command every day (46): du

learn a Linux command every day (47): df

Learn a Linux command every day (48): top

learn a Linux command every day (49): free

learn a Linux command every day (50): date

Learn one Linux command every day (51): which

Learn a Linux command every day (52): whereis

learn a Linux command every day (53): who

learn a Linux command every day (54): w

Learn a Linux command every day (55): id

Learn a Linux command every day (56): su/sudo

learn a Linux command every day (57): cal

Learn a Linux command every day (58): telnet

Learn a Linux command every day (59): ssh

learn a Linux command every day (60): scp

learn a Linux command every day (61): wget

learn a Linux command every day (62): ping

learn a Linux command every day (63): route

Learn a Linux command every day (64): ifconfig

learn a Linux command every day (65): netstat

Learn one Linux command every day (66): ss

Learn one Linux command every day (67): nmap

learn a Linux command every day (68): lsof

Learn a Linux command every day (69): nslookup

Learn a Linux command every day (70): dig

learn a Linux command every day (71): traceroute

Learn one Linux command every day (72): tcpdump

learn a Linux command every day (73): curl

learn a Linux command every day (74): host

Learn one Linux command every day (75): mount/umount

learn one Linux command every day (76): fsck

Learn one Linux command every day (77): dd

Learn one Linux command every day (78): fdisk

learn a Linux command every day (79): parted

Learn a Linux command every day (80): mkfs

Learn one Linux command every day (81): e2fsck

Learn one Linux command every day (82): echo

Learn one Linux command every day (83): yum

Learn one Linux command every day (84): rpm

Learn one Linux command every day (85): watch

learn a Linux command every day (86): time

Learn a Linux command every day (87): history

learn a Linux command every day (88): umask

learn a Linux command every day (89): alias/unalias

Learn one Linux command every day (90): kill/killall

Learn one Linux command every day (91): nc

Learn a Linux command every day (92): chkconfig

learn a Linux command every day (93): exec

learn a Linux command every day (94): hostname

learn a Linux command every day (95): test

Learn one Linux command every day (96): ntpdate

Learn one Linux command every day (97): jobs

learn a Linux command every day (98): crontab

Learn one Linux command every day (99): nohup

Learn one Linux command every day (100): iotop

Learn a Linux command every day (101): pstree

Learn a Linux command every day (102): tac

Learn a Linux command every day (103): dstat

learn a Linux command every day (104): zcat

Learn a Linux command every day (105): tee

learn a Linux command every day (106): openssl

learn a Linux command every day (107): sar

Learn a Linux command every day (108): iptraf

learn a Linux command every day (109): iostat

Learn one Linux command every day (110): ifstat

learn a Linux command every day (111): mpstat

learn one Linux command every day (112): vmstat

Learn a Linux command every day (113): dnf

Learn one Linux command every day (114): ldd

learn a Linux command every day (115): accton

learn a Linux command every day (116): cfdisk

learn a Linux command every day (117): atop

Learn a Linux command every day (118): fping

Learn a Linux command every day (119): ioping

learn one Linux command every day (120): pidstat

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