Oh yeah.. man is a bucket full of fun to read... this is a bit quicker and easier to get around in.. whether that means anything to the individual is up to them.. i think its pretty handy though..
You know what would be better than an alphabetical guide? A topical guide. Linux commands grouped by File Management/Networking Information/Text Processors etc.
f1r3Feb 15, 2006
Oh yeah.. man is a bucket full of fun to read... this is a bit quicker and easier to get around in.. whether that means anything to the individual is up to them.. i think its pretty handy though..
emlprimeFeb 15, 2006
You know what would be better than an alphabetical guide? A topical guide. Linux commands grouped by File Management/Networking Information/Text Processors etc.
funkytacoFeb 15, 2006
@poster:What znxster said is better as this does not mention what OS allows which command.I also recommend the Rosetta stone for Unix:<a class="user" href="http://bhami.com/rosetta.html">http://bhami.com/rosetta.html</a>
hordakFeb 16, 2006
> hrmm:> man commandif you don't know a command exists, how can you "man" for it!? ;)
matelotFeb 16, 2006
No examples = Worthless"man" is your friendno digg
judge0Mar 27, 2008
coooolwww.earndir.info
danieluJan 18, 2009
Very nice linux commands. I have also a directory, but is not related to Linux-------------------------------------------------------------<a class="user" href="http://friendlyseodirectory.com/">http://friendlyseodirectory.com/</a>