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

This app is fantastic! The UI is so perfectly straight forward. It's first broken down into main category (System, Network, Etc) and then it goes so far as to describe in detail what each command actually does. ( If you want that , otherwise it gives a brief overview) With this app you'll be able to look up commands faster than any web search. Thank you Simon.

This is a good attempt, and the author's heart is clearly in the right place, but this is one of those things that really does need collaboration. The tips section needs work, and the program references are inconsistent in whether or not they have any text formatting. Many references link to tl;dr rather than having any content, which defeats the purpose of an offline reference. All in all, it's a good example of too large of a scope too soon.

I'm a new user of this app. The UI is very intuitive. I like the command hierarchy of the "Basic" mode. I would like to see a little more content on navigation, maybe having its own subsection. The subsection "One-liners" seems large enough to break into multiple related subsections. All things considered, it's a good app. The sharing feature is very useful for those lengthy commands needed when interfacing to external apps and websites.

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