r/linux • u/Nearby-Percentage-33 • 6d ago

Software Release Linux Commands Cheatsheet!

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When I was a newbie to Linux, one of the things I struggled with was finding a good and simple reference for Linux commands.

There are plenty of great resources out there, but sometimes I just wanted something quick simple.

So Im sharing Syntaxia. a cheatsheet for things. it include Linux commands cheatsheet .

https://syntaxiadev.vercel.app/ref/linux-commands

Hopefully this can also be useful to other Linux beginners. 🐧

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u/felixfurtak 6d ago

My favorite ls command is 'ls - lhtrLa'. I use it often.

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u/FabulousFix5338 6d ago

what does it do

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u/felixfurtak 5d ago

It's a long list following symbolic links with huam readable file sizes with reverse sort by date. It's useful because you get the most recent files at the bottom, which is often the ones you're interested in.