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Linux mint os basic terminal commands

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 Linux mint user, in this article we will tells about some basic commands used in linus operating system. 

As a linux is a open source operating system so you don't need any type of money to pay anyone. You just download the iso file from the official, make a bootable pendrive and run on pc. Linux have a feature to test how your operating system looks and test hardwares are supports correctly or not with your computer after installation process completed.  


 Here are some basic commands for Linux Mint:



1. cd - change directory

2. ls - list files and directories

3. mkdir - make directory

4. touch - create a new file

5. cp - copy files or directories

6. mv - move or rename files or directories

7. rm - remove files or directories

8. sudo - run a command with superuser privileges

9. apt-get - install, update, or remove software packages

10. grep - search for a specific string in a file or output




If you  want   to try this commands just open linux terminal and start your work 


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