Linux Commands Cheat Sheet

Name: Linux Commands Cheat Sheet
Rating: 4.357143 (48 reviews)
Author: Amine ABBAOUI

The Linux Commands is a mobile app that provides a searchable Linux commands .

Linux Commands Cheat Sheet

Master the essential Linux commands with this handy mobile app. The Linux Commands Cheat Sheet offers a comprehensive and searchable database of common commands, providing detailed explanations of each command's syntax and usage.

This app is perfect for both beginners and experienced users, featuring interactive tools like a quiz mode to test your knowledge and the ability to mark your favorite commands for quick access. Whether you're learning Linux or just need a quick reference, this app has you covered!

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By: Amine ABBAOUI

Downloads: 17,158

200

Rating: 4.36

(48)

0.14

Version: 63-release (Last updated: 2025-02-03)

Version code: 63

Creation date: 2023-04-02

Permissions:

android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE
android.permission.FOREGROUND_SERVICE
android.permission.INTERNET
android.permission.POST_NOTIFICATIONS
android.permission.READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE
android.permission.RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED
android.permission.WAKE_LOCK
com.google.android.gms.permission.AD_ID

Size: 20.55M

Email: co*****@amineabbaoui.tech

URLs: Website ,Privacy policy

Full description: See detailed description

Source: Google Play Store

Updated: 12 hours ago

Ranking

# 399,212 ▲ 590

Other rankings

#6 in commands keyword 27

User reviews

Pros

Beautiful and clean UI
Ease of use with examples
Straight forward and not intimidating for beginners
Ability to save own commands

Cons

Limited list of commands
Lacks detailed information about commands and options

Most mentioned

Easy to use
Useful for beginners
Needs more comprehensive command coverage

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User reviews

लौड़ा हैक

DADA Bhai 420, 2024-11-05

When I first started trying to use the Linux appI wanted some basic commands. After googling it, I found that. I actually have no idea. I'm fairly sure I'm never offline. It. It has some built in programs that would have helped a lot, but my situation was different. It was easy to use.