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                        im new to ubuntu and was wondering if anyone knew where i could find a complete list of ubuntu konsole commands, or if all linux command-line interfaces use the same codes, then a complete list of all the codes.  cuz im REALLY stupid with programming right now and seem incapable of finding these commands thru google or yahoo or any other search engine.  so if anyone could help me id really appreciate it.  thanks alot. </div>

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                        There are different command line shells out there, with some differences in commands, such as sh, bash, ksh, zsh.  Most linux distros default to bash and a pretty consistent set of base commands installed.  This is probably a good place to start: http://www.linuxcommand.org/learning_the_shell.php  :  The Super Man Pages section is a large list of man(ual) pages for commands and what package provides them.                    </div>
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                        hi, mchype16, i am not sure if it is efficient to know all commands at once because even if you memorize every single command, you might forget most of them but remember what is mostly used (i.e. ls, ps, cat, etc.) You can take Reed's advise also but I can recommend this; in order for you to effectively learn each one; maybe list down first what you want to do. (i.e. knowing the current directory, listing the contents of the current directory or any directory thereis, changing password, etc.) from here, you can check what command may be used. I hope this helps.                    </div>
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