LINUX is a powerful operating system that provides numerous built-in utilities to manage files, system resources, and automate tasks. Here’s a guide to some commonly used tools:

🛠️ Core Utilities

  • ls: List directory contents.

    ls_command
    [Learn more about file listing commands](/en/linux_commands)

  • grep: Search text patterns in files.

    grep_tool
    [Explore text processing techniques](/en/linux_text_processing)

  • chmod: Modify file permissions.

    chmod_security

📁 File Management Tools

  • cp: Copy files or directories.
  • mv: Move or rename files.
  • rm: Remove files or directories.

📈 System Monitoring Tools

  • top: Real-time process monitoring.
    top_monitor
  • df: Check disk space usage.
  • ps: View running processes.

📚 Further Learning

For deeper insights into Linux utilities, visit our Linux Tutorial section. Need help with specific commands? Check the command list for detailed explanations.

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