# Linux Commands Handbook

Android app · by Mohammadullah Al Noman · Education

Linux Commands Handbook has 29,138 installs (+1.6% a month, measured over 53 days), rated 3.9 from 82 ratings, \#25,916 of 310,352 in Education.

## Figures

- Installs: 29,138
- Rating: 3.9 · 82 ratings
- Price: Free
- In-app purchases: yes
- 7-day growth in installs: +90 (+0.3%) (+198 over 15.5 days)
- 30-day growth in installs: +458 (+1.6%) (+807 over 52.8 days)
- Rank: #316,841 of 2,840,853 Android listings with an install count (down 7,185 since 2026-10-24)
- Rank: #25,916 of 310,352 in Education

## Reviews

- Ratings by stars: 5★ 63% · 4★ 12% · 3★ 0% · 2★ 6% · 1★ 19% (81 ratings)

## Description

Linux Commands Handbook is a user-friendly Android app designed for Linux enthusiasts. It offers a comprehensive collection of commands, making it easy to learn and reference Linux commands anytime, anywhere. Whether you’re a beginner looking to grasp the basics or an experienced user needing quick access, this app simplifies your command-line experience. Enhance your Linux skills and streamline your workflow with the Linux Commands Handbook.  
  
MAIN FEATURES:  
  
👉 What is Linux and How does it work.  
👉 Linux Installation.  
👉 Linux Beginner Tutorials.  
      • Introduction to Linux and shells  
      • The Linux man command  
      • The Linux ls command  
      • The Linux cd command  
      • The Linux pwd command  
      • The Linux mkdir command  
      • The Linux rmdir command  
      • The Linux mv command  
      • The Linux cp command  
      • The Linux open command  
      • The Linux touch command  
      • The Linux find command  
      • The Linux ln command  
      • The Linux gzip command  
      • The Linux gunzip command  
      • The Linux tar command  
      • The Linux alias command  
      • The Linux cat command  
      • The Linux less command  
      • The Linux tail command  
      • The Linux wc command  
      • The Linux grep command  
      • The Linux sort command  
      • The Linux uniq command  
      • The Linux diff command  
      • The Linux echo command  
      • The Linux chown command  
      • The Linux chmod command  
      • The Linux umask command  
      • The Linux du command  
      • The Linux df command  
      • The Linux basename command  
      • The Linux dirname command  
      • The Linux ps command  
      • The Linux top command  
      • The Linux kill command  
      • The Linux killall command  
      • The Linux jobs command  
      • The Linux bg command  
      • The Linux fg command  
      • The Linux type command  
      • The Linux which command  
      • The Linux nohup command  
      • The Linux xargs command  
      • The Linux vim editor command  
      • The Linux emacs editor command  
      • The Linux nano editor command  
      • The Linux whoami command  
      • The Linux who command  
      • The Linux su command  
      • The Linux sudo command  
      • The Linux passwd command  
      • The Linux ping command  
      • The Linux traceroute command  
      • The Linux clear command  
      • The Linux history command  
      • The Linux export command  
      • The Linux crontab command  
      • The Linux uname command  
      • The Linux env command  
      • The Linux printenv command  
👉 Linux Intermediate Tutorials.  
      • Databases with Linux  
      • Installing programs and upgrading versions  
      • How to automate tasks on a Linux system  
      • Mail Servers  
      • Users on a system  
      • Webservers  
      • Dealing with Security Issues  
      • Text Processing and Manipulation  
      • Using vi/vim  
      • The administrator's other duties  
      • File and Print sharing  
      • Using Perl  
      • Using Emacs  
👉 Linux Advanced Tutorials.  
      • Basic Security  
      • Programming in Linux  
      • tcpdump  
      • Programming with BASH  
      • Keeping Your Linux System Secure In An Insecure World  
      • Firewalls  
      • Checking for damage with rootkit hunter  
      • Linux and Subversion  
      • Providing Services Under Linux  
      • Linux and CVS  
      • Setting up snort  
      • OpenSSH  
👉 Important tips regarding Linux commands.  
👉 Search Command from Command Library  
👉 Command Description  
👉 Lesson for Linux Kali  
👉 Interview questions and answer (Linux, Unix & Shell)  
  
Hopefully the app will be very useful to you. If you like the app and the progress we're making, please show us your support by submitting a 5-star (\*) review. Thank You!  
  
IMPORTANT NOTES:  
  
I warmly welcome your suggestions, recommendations and improvement ideas. Please feel free to send your feedback at developerbd.noman@gmail.com and I will be happy to help you out.

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Source: https://storetally.com/android/com.noman.linuxcommandshandbook  
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