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LinuxCommands - OS Lab

This document provides summaries for several Linux commands, including mkdir for creating directories, ls for listing directory contents, pwd for showing the current working directory, cd for changing directories, rmdir for removing empty directories, date for displaying the date and time, history for showing previously executed commands, who am i for identifying the logged in user, w for summarizing system activity and logged in users, and who for displaying a list of currently logged in users.

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LinuxCommands - OS Lab

This document provides summaries for several Linux commands, including mkdir for creating directories, ls for listing directory contents, pwd for showing the current working directory, cd for changing directories, rmdir for removing empty directories, date for displaying the date and time, history for showing previously executed commands, who am i for identifying the logged in user, w for summarizing system activity and logged in users, and who for displaying a list of currently logged in users.

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Linux Commands

mkdir -  This command allows the user to create directories,This command can create multiple
directories at once as well as set the permissions for the directories
ls - This command lists directory contents of files and directories

pwd - This command shows the current working directory.


cd - This command is used to change the directory.

rmdir - This command is used to remove the empty directory.

date - This command shows the date and time.

history - This command shows the list of previous executed commands

who am I - This command shows who is logged on to the terminal.

W - This command provides a quick summary of every user logged into a computer, what each
user is currently doing, and what load all the activity is imposing on the computer itself.

who - This command displays a list of users who are currently logged into the computer. The
who command is related to the command w.

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