By mswatcher
via blogs.techrepublic.com.com
Published: Jul 11 2009 / 23:33
Maybe the command line isn’t your favorite place to hang out, but to be an effective Linux admin, you need to be able to wield a few essential commands. Jack Wallen says these 10 are guaranteed to simplify your Linux admin life — and he explains why.
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Comments
yakkoh replied ago:
Of course these commands are useful. But it shows how weak and cumbersome job/process control is in a Linux system.
mrjohnson replied ago:
If you don't like the command line, don't use it. Otherwise leave the trolls on Digg.
atoztoa replied ago:
Similar for normal linux users... http://www.atoztoa.com/2008/11/101-linux-commands-i-cant-live-without.html
Pepejeria replied ago:
Shouldn't this be "The 10 most useful Unix commands"?
RawThinkTank replied ago:
i am using Ubuntu for years now, never used any of these.
People from the lost generations, its time, its time, its our time now, of the GUI Linux.
LudoA replied ago:
How would you batchscript your GUI, which is needed if you want to automate something?
What if your machine doesn't have a GUI, because it's a server?
RawThinkTank replied ago:
Write a software where we can add tasks in it
mrjohnson replied ago:
That's some crazy MS bias here. Anybody saying something remotely reasonable is voted down, yet the one who's clearly dead wrong at the top hasn't been. Wow.
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