A Handy Wallpaper Displaying Most Common Linux Commands
Sathya | September 10th, 2008 - 11:35 pm
In the past I’ve done couple of posts explaining few of the common commands. A handy one-glance reference guide is always nice, and that’s exactly what Sindhu has posted.
Have a look:
Thanks, Sindhu
Update: Andre was kind enough to forward me a copy he had created specifically for netbooks. Thanks dude, you rock!
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Hehe, nice wallpaper, definitely useful for those who are new to the CLI
That’s exactly what was missing in my Linux life, a wallpaper of it’s commands :lol:
@Manan sure, will come in Handy for your HAckintosh
@Keith yup, Indeed!
Check this out- http://fosswire.com/2007/08/02/unixlinux-command-cheat-sheet/
I find this a tad more useful since I’m prone to doing things like killing Xorg and what not. It’s kind of difficult to use a wallpaper when you’re using a virtual console trying to figure out how to save your system. I actually have a laminated printout of the cheatsheet and keep it next to my computer
Although- I do wish I had a wallpaper like that for when I started on Linux. Something like that would have saved me a lot of Google time.
I created one for net books by adjusting the one above, though I had to remove the installation section. If you are interested, email me and I’ll forward it on. I couldn’t’ find one for 1024×600 anywhere. I hope it’s useful.