🐧 Linux Command Practice

This repository contains my Linux command line practice, that I've done when I was learning about linux commands.

📚 Commands List

Command	Description
cat	View or concatenate file contents
cd	Change the current working directory
cp	Copy files or directories
curl	Transfer data from or to a URL
del	Delete files (Windows)
dir	List directory contents (Windows)
echo	Display a message or variable value
file	Show file type information
head	Display the first lines of a file
ipconfig	Display IP configuration of the system (Windows)
ls	List directory contents
man	Display manual pages for commands
mkdir	Create a new directory
more	View file contents one screen at a time
mv	Move or rename files/directories
nano	Command-line text editor
pwd	Show the current working directory path
rev	Reverse the order of characters in each line
rm	Remove files or directories
rmdir	Remove an empty directory
stat	Display detailed file or filesystem information
tac	Display file contents in reverse order
tail	Display the last lines of a file
taskkill	Terminate processes by ID or name (Windows)
tasklist	Show a list of running processes (Windows)
touch	Create an empty file or update its timestamp
tree	Display directories and subdirectories in a tree structure (Windows: built-in; Linux: may need install)
type	Display the contents of a file (Windows)

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🔄 Compatibility Notes

• See compatibility here
• Git Bash supports many standard Linux utilities via the MSYS2 or MinGW environments.
• PowerShell often uses aliases or cmdlets instead of native Linux binaries.
  Example:
  • ls → alias for Get-ChildItem
  • rm → alias for Remove-Item
• Some commands (grep, man, vim) may need separate installation in Windows or Git Bash.