Linux Command Library

Simon Schubert

About this app

The app currently has 4608 manual pages, 21 basic categories and a bunch of general terminal tips. It works 100% offline, doesn't need an internet connection and has no tracking software.

Categories

* One-liners
* System information
* System control
* Users & Groups
* Files & Folders
* Input
* Printing
* JSON
* Network
* Search & Find
* GIT
* SSH
* Video & Audio
* Package manager
* Hacking tools
* Terminal games
* Crypto currencies
* VIM
* Emacs
* Nano
* Pico

Tips

* Clear and reset the terminal
* List of recent commands
* Close a frozen window/application
* Tab Completion
* Temporary aliases
* Permanent aliases
* Chain commands
* Command syntax
* Cursor navigation
* Redirection
* Special characters in commands
* View file permissions
* Modify file permissions
* Set file permissions via binary references

Ratings and reviews

Hello dev, it's a nice app which catalogues a wide variety of commands which are pretty useful in operating on a linux system. I have found a bug recently. In my Android 15 phone, when I click 'aider' in the commands section. The app crashes. Or it sometimes open the 'aider' command, but when I click on the 'synopsis' option. The app crashes. I have tried many times, and all the time, it crashes mostly on the synopsis option of the command 'aider'. Fix this.

Some of your texts need formating, the \n is showing up in the screen! And it's really hard to read the editors (nano, VIM, Emacs, etc) commands because they're all grouped together in the same paragraph! Other than that, the app is peak! 💯

It's s great reference book targeted at Linux command line users with a broader spectrum of skills. Carefully preserved classical man pages look even more practically oriented with a focus shifted to usage patterns plus common caveats and problems. I hope that a full text search will appear in the next version of the app.

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