Excellent UNIX/Linux Shell CheatSheet : free

[shabazzk]

I was searching for books about shell programming and stumbled upon this nice find:

It's a free Linux command cheat-sheet, with brief explanations.
http://steve-parker.org/sh/cheatsheet.pdf

I though this would be very helpful for beginners like myself.

[jmszr]

shabazzk,

These can also come in handy: http://fosswire.com/post/2007/08/unixlinux-command-cheat-sheet/ and http://fosswire.com/post/2008/4/ubuntu-cheat-sheet/

[shabazzk]

Awesome, I printed them out and will have them on my desk at home til I just remember them. I think after Ubuntu install is complete a PDF, with these 3 pages, should be left on the desktop for the user to discover.:popcorn:

[Game Over]

Make this post sticky!!!

:popcorn:

[shabazzk]

I added this idea on Ubuntu brainstorm:

http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/19931/

Vote for it, your choice!

[PumaSpeedCat]

Thanx Shabazzk and Jmszr! These will definatley be useful!
Now to print -> Laminate -> and stick to desk for reference :}

[Sir Jasper]

Hi,

Thank for that info.

If cal is entered in a terminal as it states the calendar for this month appears.

Try for example:
cal jun 2009
cal 2009 (or another year) then enlarge vertically [Alt + F6 in Xubuntu]

I will study and learn during the next few weeks.

[WatchingThePain]

Thanx Shabazzk and Jmszr! These will definatley be useful!
Now to print -> Laminate -> and stick to desk for reference :}

Or laminate and use as mousepad.

[mbzn]

Thank you! this should be big posters in your study room!!!

[eeeandrew]

Just turning on my A3 printer. +1 for making this sticky.

Thanks!
Andrew

[Game Over]

Thank you! this should be big posters in your study room!!!

Best. Idea. Ever.