Ubuntu Command Line - 10 Basic Ubuntu Shell Commands You Should Know

Ubuntu Command Line - 10 Basic Ubuntu Shell Commands You Should Know
*You should know how to use these basic commands in Linux/Ununtu*

1. mkdir (make directory)
2. mv (move)
3. cd (change directory)
4. cp (copy)
5. rm (remove)
6. rmdir (remove directory)
7. chmod (owner, group, others)
8. sudo (rights)
9. locate (find)
10. apt-get (apt-get moo(Easter-egg)) sudo apt-get update, sudo apt-get install finger, apt-get install package name

****BONUS COMMANDS****
finger - shows details about the user such as idle time, logged in from ip and home directory for the user. to use finger, type in finger (username)
You have to install it because it is not installed by default, use this command
sudo apt-get install finger

You can type the following command in your terminal to see which shell you are using:
echo $0

chmod permissions reference
7 read write execute
6 read write
5 read execute
4 read-only
3 write and execute
2 write-only
1 execute only
0 No Permissions