LINUX COMMANDS ● ls - list directory contents $ ls file1 sub_dir1 ● who am i – this command identifies the invoking user and list the username, terminal line ,date and time of login $ who am i anuj pts/1 2015-01-03 17:10 (:0) ● who - (show who is logged on) this is more powerful than who am i . It displays the data about all the users that have logged into the system . It is crucial for multi-user operating system $ who anuj tty7 2015-01-03 16:31 (:0) anuj pts/1 2015-01-03 17:10 (:0) ● pwd print name of current/working directory $ pwd /home/anuj/dir1 ● mkdir make directories ● rmdir remove empty directories $ mkdir dir3 $ ls ...
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