if any one know what are the commands for linux os then please infrom me with details?

3 Comments

1. deonejuan says:

   2. October 2009 at 16:29

   Linux distros come with a terminal. We can write mini-programs called "shell scripts". In fact, it is my preference to run Linux without the desktop interface called Gnome which you can think of as a program on top of Linux.

   The shell commands are entirely capable of database, wordprocessing, file management, bulk file searching, games, programming, internet surfing and other things but most users prefer a GUI interface with menus and buttons.

   With the shell commands you get the feeling of reaching behind the mirror, so to speak, to fix things.

   I don’t know what distro (flavor) of Linux you have, but for instance, I run Ubuntu and with that distro comes packages I can download, and install which makes up a program I want such as mp3 players, video editors and so forth.

   There are 2 main script libraries for shell scripting — bash and borne, plus a lot of others but for the most part shell is bash.
2. DeadNed says:

   2. October 2009 at 16:29

   Linux is a kernel, not an OS.

   A kernel is what makes programs run, but it is *not* a system. only when you add GNU programs, do you have a system.
3. Colinc says:

   2. October 2009 at 16:29

   There are thousands of commands, it would take a month to write them all. In any case for browsing you need to us a graphical interface like gnome or kde, and a browser such as Firefox. commands will not do this.