My personal Linux Command-Line cheat sheet
My personal Linux Command-Line / Bash cheat sheet.
Install applications from PPA (Personal Package Archive#Package_Archives)) :
sudo apt install <package>
sudo aptitude install <package>
Install applications from repository (PIP) :
1.Python 2x
pip install <package>
2.Python 3x
pip3 install <package>
Install applications from Debian package:
1.chain method
cd <directory url of debian package> && sudo dpkg -i ./<file name of debian package>.deb
2.direct method
sudo dpkg -i ./<directory url of debian package>/<file name of debian package>.deb
Install failed :
sudo apt --purge autoremove <failed package> && sudo dpkg --configure -a && sudo apt update && sudo aptitude install <failed package>
Updating system :
sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade && sudo apt --purge autoremove
sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude upgrade && sudo apt --purge autoremove
Troubleshoot updating:
sudo dpkg --configure -a
Remove applications :
1.standard.
sudo apt remove <package>
2.removing config files & linked unused libraries.
sudo apt --purge autoremove <package>
3.advanced uninstall with multiple situations.
sudo aptitude remove <package>
Bypass spaces in names.
example to cd in a directory named My Directory.
cd /home/Sayid/My\ Directory/
Become root:
sudo su
Ranger - File Manager
sudo apt install ranger
Glances - System Monitor
sudo apt install glances
Replaced by apt
apt-get