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Many of the commands listed on these pages are generally available in modern Linux distributions. Others may need to be installed before you can access them. Each distribution is different, and will have a different set of commands available by default.
Another thing to think about is what shell you are using. Bash uses a command line structure, and internal commands, that will be different from other shells. Again, most distributions today use bash as their default, but that can be changed.
judging by the forum, that'll be all the non-unix Linux commands that you want then...
I note that when I 'google' (other search engines exist...) "linux commands" at least the first half dozen hits look useful, although maybe not as useful as some of the responses that you have already received, so presumably you have already looked at some of those and they didn't help you in some particular way.
If so can you be more specific about what you want? Is it descriptions of the commands themselves, the bash shell, writing programs out of bash shell commands, other shells than bash? Or maybe its not shell commands and it is OS calls that you are really interested in?
Looking at my bookshelf, I can see a fairly thick book "Linux commands, instant reference" peeking back at me, so I'd guess each of those subjects could justify a book in its own right.
This "How to installation Ubuntu" question, shows zero evidence of the guy doing anything whatever about installation himself, in spite of good documentation from Ubuntu.
Even then, I could have understood "I've tried this and it didn't work, please help me" but this is inviting someone to spend, say, a month of their life, working on an install manual, just because this guy can't be bothered to work out a specific question. Its the "detail" word that gets me, because I can make (some) allowances for the general lack of politeness in "you give me information..." from someone for whom English clearly doesn't seem to be their first language.
Quote:
I want detail process of how to install Ubuntu.
you give me information about what is required specification for system to installation ubuntu of which system able to installation ubuntu.please sent me above all things.
a wait for your reply.
regards,
sunrajtech
Now I understand that the smart would have either:
a) ignored the abuse of community that could have been implied
Or
b) posted a link (a link which google would have supplied to the OP, had he bothered to use google before posting)
but most people would have felt so guilty about possibly getting someone to write a complete install manual that they wouldn't have asked such an all-encompassing question.
A competitor post and another resemblance too, you may have noticed.
Commands are executable software applications. The only exception are shell (tcsh, zsh etc) buil-in commands.
Look in the following directories to see what you have on your system:
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