Linux Command Line Learning Resources

[Atomic-Fanboy]

Still working on my cheat sheet... it's taking a very long time.

The "KDE Help Centre" application contains both Unix Manpages and Info pages - which is rather useful.

[cortman]

I installed the kde help center but can't find it in menus or command line ( i am not running KDE)

Hi cmcanulty, please see below-

NOTE: Please do not use this thread for support, but other advice is appreciated.

Not sure what the problem would be. You could post in General Help, etc. Someone will be sure to help.
Thanks! Good luck!

[Elfy]

Hi cmcanulty, please see below-



Not sure what the problem would be. You could post in General Help, etc. Someone will be sure to help.
Thanks! Good luck!

post moved http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1947867

[jps2012]

My thanks to everyone who posted resources. I've downloaded some of the PDFs, and they're very useful.

[unibroker]

I didn't see this in the OP but if it's there.......not the face!

http://cli.learncodethehardway.org/book/

[daslinkard]

@unibroker....I cannot wait to check out the link....thanks for sharing! I love me some CLI!

[souravc83]

For me, the best way to learn is to see what cool tricks are there with the command line.
I love the tricks here:
http://www.shell-fu.org/lister.php?top

[Atomic-Fanboy]

I don't think CLI Companion is compatible with Oneiric. The package installs fine but the actual program doesn't run. Sorry. If there's some way of running it in Oneiric, I'd like to know.

[cmcanulty]

Are all command line options specific to one command or can you post ones that are the same for all commands?

[cortman]

Are all command line options specific to one command or can you post ones that are the same for all commands?

Not sure what you mean by this questions. Are you wondering if there is a standard set of tags for each command (i.e., "-f -e -l")? If so, the answer is no.
Also, I would point out again that this thread is not for support, only posting resources. Thanks!