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Terminal Commands

The document outlines various command line interface commands categorized into General, System Administrative, and Emergency purposes. It includes commands for managing WiFi, using tmux for terminal multiplexing, and system administration tasks like managing root login and file deletion. Each command is accompanied by specific syntax and usage instructions.

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Terminal Commands

The document outlines various command line interface commands categorized into General, System Administrative, and Emergency purposes. It includes commands for managing WiFi, using tmux for terminal multiplexing, and system administration tasks like managing root login and file deletion. Each command is accompanied by specific syntax and usage instructions.

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These are some of the command line interface's commands, that could be used for

General-purposes, System_administrative-purposes and


also for Emergency-purposes~

*{General-Purposes}~
1. For turning on and off of wifi, use the <nmcli radio> command. For turning on
the wifi, write <nmcli radio wifi on> and for
turning it off, use <nmcli radio wifi on>.
2.(Tmux)~ If you press <tmux> then terminal would appear inside of a terminal. To
exit this, press <ctrl + b + d>.
*To kill any session type the command- <tmux kill-session>
*To create any session tyoe the command- <tmux new -s .....>. Here the
<.....> is the name of the session.
*To delete any specific session, enter the command- <tmux kill-session -
t .....>. Here <....> is the name of the session.
*To enter any specific session, enter the command- <tmux a -t ....>. Here
<.....> is the name of the session.
*To shift the window of the tmux terminal then we press- <ctrl + b + shift +
%>. It is used for spliting the window in
Vertical style. For spliting it in horizontal style then press- <ctrl +
b + shift + "">.
*The <ctrl + b> is like prefix key.
*If you press <ctrl + b + q> then it would show us the index of all the
splited up windows.
*(Hot keys)- These are like the special commands that are commanded by
pressinf keys at the keyboard to command something.
*<ctrl + b> is the most important aspect of tmux. It is also described as <c-
b>.
*To change the name of the session, press <c-b + shift + $>. After changing
the name just press enter.
*To jump form one session form another, there is better way of jumping all
around, press- <c-b + w> then chose the session
you want.
*<c-b + arrow keys> is used for jumping to windows of a session and <c-b + w>
is used for jumping through sessions.
*<c-b + &> is used for killing all the windows of a session at once.
*The command <tmux kill-server> is used to kill all the sessions at once.
*{System_Administrative-Purposes}~
1. For forcefully deleting any file then use the command <rm -f>, after write the
name of the file with a space.
2. For enabling the root login- <sudo passwd -u root>
3. For disabling the root login- <sudo passwd -l root>
4. To list the packages installed in a system by the user manually, we use the
command- <apt-mark showmanual>.
5. *<man sudo_root>- This command could be used for getting more information about
the sudo_root and for system administrative
purposes.

*{Emergency-Purposes}~
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