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Sweet jeebus, this is really awesome

It even comes with instructions on how to compile your apps (C and C++), sweet, but being too long doesn't defeat the purpose of being a cheat sheet?

Not really a cheat sheet because it's really long, but it has the table of contents in it to lead you around, so it's still really good.

Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeet... I love it, but I have to start memorizing it, and not use cheat sheets

Liked that. Thanx.Good job

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Not much of a cheat sheet with that many commands. Have fun hiding THAT from your teacher

Yah this is nice.

"Biggest Unix Cheat Sheet"

Cheat sheet. I do not think that word means what you think it means.

Fantastic for those of us who are not sys-admins (i.e., don't use every common command everyday,) but still work within these environments and occasionally forget a command and / or it's common flags (ohh, and we do not want to flip through the fifty page manual for said command.)

anyone know a windows cheat-sheet?

So when do we get the cheat sheet for this cheat sheet?

At some point it ceases to be a cheat sheet, and becomes a manual.

All the same though, I've book marked it.

Awesome cheat sheet. I really needed that. I LOVE YOU MAN~~~!


Not that way.....

Grab the pdf for future reference. And bookmark too.

good list.

a bit off topic but does anyone use vectorlinux? i just noticed that the main site has been hacked by some people from kuwait?

great link...bookmarked 4sure! :-)

WOW, Thank You

Not really a cheat sheet, and not a 'unix' cheat sheet, there was one whole entry mentioning Solaris.

yikes!

i remember writing college term papers with vi on an HP machine the size of a Buick and arguing that it was better than Word for DOS. thank God for GUIs!

That's not a cheat sheet, that's a cheat book. Good stuff none-the-less.

Where has this been all my life!

Printed to PDF! This is going to be extremely useful, especially if I find myself without Internets and needing to command-line it up.

It may be a Linux and FreeBSD and/or GNU cheat sheet, but it is not a Unix cheat sheet. It's missing Solaris, IRIX, and HPUX. I was working on an old IRIX system and almost none of the GNU commands will work on those systems.

I hate to be "that guy" But this is just a GNU commands list not Unix... And they are all commands that any user should already know. Put together a HowTo that gives good VI tips or how to use sar better.

rm -f virginity

sweet!
*Ctrl+D*

Best thing on digg for a while.

I'll decorate my room with this!

Many thanks :)

Anyone else want to comment that this is "too long" to be a cheat sheet?

Dear Baby Jesus,

Thankyou.

I need cliffs for this cheat sheet.

Wonderful... it's the kind of thing where you /think/ you know most of these commands by heart (for instance adding users from terminal), but when you're stuck without a GUI and find yourself having to do something, you're cursing yourself for ever using GUI apps to begin with.

What game are these codes for?

I love it when people post these cheat sheets. This could be the best one yet!
Thank you!!

must add to google bookmarks

Excellent document. All major commands covered without getting too bogged down in the details.. A great FreeBSD equivalents list as well for Tuxers.

Dugg, but an inaccurate title. This is a Linux cheat sheet. NOT a UNIX cheat sheet.

These commands are quite useful from a sys-admin's perspective, though there are many more available from the developers and DBA's point of view. Similarly as noticed earlier some more OS specific stuff are missing - AIX, Solaris, HP-UX.

Anyone take a look at this guy's homepage? It's damn terminal in itself: http://cb.vu/

Man pages . . . ?

This is actually well put together and they credit their sources.
Well done!

Amazing resource... but I'd call it a book over a cheat sheet ;)

Don't forget to alias 'ls' to 'logout' when your buddy leaves his screen unlocked...