flupke wrote:
> KompuKit wrote:
> >
> > Hi...does anyone know WHERE (online)...I can get a list
> > of all the COMMANDS for linux...that are used in a terminal
> > access...for instance, in a rescue mission...or whatever...
> > or that are used in a command line prompt...etc. ?
> >
> > I need to have a hardcopy of them...in case of emergency,
> >
> > I need them also to specify...the purpose behind each command,
> > and their syntax...etc.
> You really want ALL of them? Then, you can get a list with this command
> :
> ls /bin /sbin /usr/bin /usr/sbin
>
> Then you can have a doc about these with the man pages.
>
> But if you want most of them, someone posted a link to a really good pdf
> book that contained a good number of them. Unfortunately, I can't
> remember where it was. Look at the archives to find it.
>
> HTH
> Flupke
Try xman. This is a gui for man. You need to bring up the man page for
each command, but xman categorizes commands in a fairly nice format.
Run
xman &
in a terminal window from your window manager or desktop. The & will place
the job in the bacground, which permits you to continue using your
terminal window for other work, or to close that window.
mike
