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Hey guys. I am after an easy-to-follow guide for great terminal commands.
The basic 'sudo apt-get install', 'sudo apt-get remove', 'sudo apt-get update' and 'alsamixer' really came in handy!
Your question is rather general, Linux has hundreds of commands that might be useful depending on what you want/need.
Are you aware of the following site: Rute User's Tutorial and Exposition? It covers a wide range of Linux related topics, with examples and explanations.
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