Hi Guys,

I really glad that i am a part of this now. I am Amarendra (Amar) and i have an experience of 3+ in windows and now i wanna to move to linux with the help of you guys coz i am very new to linux.
Request you all guys to help me whenever i need help.


Thanks
Amar

Hi All,

Lets start with the basic commands, where can i get the commands list for Linux

Hello and welcome to LQ

First of all I'm sorry, but with your attitude writing on this forum
'Requesting help whenever you need it'
is not going to provide you any help at all.


You should Read for your own good (many members here did):

- How To Ask a Question
- What is Linux?
- Linux Shortcuts and Commands

You're welcome.

Well as you know i am very new to this forum, i really dint know that i cnat ask for help any way i will ask questions with a solution and then axpect multiple solution. Is that would be right.

And thanks for the commands list and defenetly will learn the rules and regulations of this foroum.

Amar

Hi Amar and welcome to LinuxQuestions!
You can, indeed! This is what LinuxQuestions stands for: a place to ask questions. Actually, demanding urgent attention is considered rude towards a community of volunteers that freely spend some of their free-time to help, but this is not your case! I believe your assertion has been misinterpreted in some way. Therefore, feel absolutely free to ask and enjoy the forums!

Well, the site's name is LinuxQuestions .org, which means that this site is for ASKING questions (pertaining to Linux ofcourse) specially when you don't have any solutions.

When you ask a question the MAJOR things that you have to take care of, are as follows:
1. Post in the correct sub-forum. This sub-forum is for "introductions", not for asking technical questions.

2. Before composing a question, make sure that you have searched Google for it. And if you have, make sure to tell what did you search, what were the results of searching, what exactly you didn't understand etc.
Also, the output of this command: cat /etc/issue && uname -a

3. Do NOT demand URGENT attention. That looks rude because you are not paying anyone here. Are you?

• http://linuxcommand.org/
• http://www.gnu.org/doc/doc.html
• http://tldp.org/

Hi Colucix/Anisha,

Thanks a lot.