The 12 Most Important Linux Commands (With Examples)

In this tutorial you will learn 12 of the most important Linux commands, with examples!

The commands are (in order of appearance):
1. sudo
2. touch
3. echo
4. cat
5. mkdir
6. mv
7. ls
8. wget
9. find
10. stat
11. chmod
12. rm

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