Commander in Chief. Linux commands in 140 characters or less.
Joined October 2009
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31 Oct 2009
RT @ricker Upgraded to karmic koala today. Running great! Looks like Im covered, so I doubt I'll need to boot back into xp. Linux FTW!
31 Oct 2009
RT @blckchip 5 things i love about linux distro's 1) neat desktop 2) fast 3) pre loaded app's 4)doesnt require an anti virus 5) it's free!
31 Oct 2009
31 Oct 2009
gunzip [options] [files] - it's how you uncompress .gzip files http://bit.ly/1I2TTV
31 Oct 2009
look [options] string [file] - This one's great! it lets you search for "string" in the file you specify http://bit.ly/1I2TTV
31 Oct 2009
pwd - if you don't know where you are at just type "pwd" (Print Working Directory) to find your way back home ;) http://bit.ly/1I2TTV
31 Oct 2009
date [options] [ format] [date] - wanna know today's date and time? use this command http://bit.ly/1I2TTV
31 Oct 2009
compress [options] files - lets you compress files. Option "-v" lets you see compression statistics http://bit.ly/1I2TTV
31 Oct 2009
cal [options] [[month] year] - this one prints out a calendar of the date you specify. One of the options "-y" will show a whole year.
31 Oct 2009
banner [string] - prints characters as a poster, literally. Try something like banner "your name" and you'll see http://bit.ly/1I2TTV
27 Oct 2009
acpi [options] - shows Advanced Configuration and Power Interface info. Some options are -t, for thermal info and -V , to show everything
27 Oct 2009
access [mode] [filename] - Check if a file is available for the mode specified. Modes are read (r), write (w) or execute (x)