complete command manual
 

hello!

first, I cant understand the differences between bash, sh, shell, etc

second, can you point me please to the complete linux/unix command manual?

because google returns just basic/limited tutorials

thanks!

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j...Vi1Hw7N2QLzMDw

This is a PDF document that may be of some assistance.

Scott

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"shell" is generic. Google will tell you all about different shells---eg BASH, KSH, C shell, and more. On Linux, BASH is most common
I doubt if that exists. First, Unix and Linux are very similar, but are NOT the same. I suggest focussing on one at a time.[/QUOTE]

If you are using BASH on Linux, then you want this:
http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/abs-guide.pdf

There is a wiki page of resources here.

Large set of manuals www.linuxtopia.org
This is handy for researching cmds http://linux.die.net/man/
Note that you should be able to type
to read the inbuilt manual pages for 'this-cmd'

thanks for the info

is the inbuilt manual that comes up with "man this-command" somewhere online?

Almost 100 of the most common commands are supplied by the coreutils package. Here is the manual for all these commands.
http://www.gnu.org/software/coreutil.../coreutils.pdf

That's what I linked to; did you look?
You can use the man cmd at the cmd line of your system, but the web version is easier to read imho and has the advantage of hyperlinks to related cmds.

Υes, Thanks!