Lunix comands (red hat)

[BlueFang08]

Hey everyone, I was just wondering if anyone know a good site or book for lunix comands. I am using red hat 9 at school and I am new to lunix so was just wondering if their were any good sites out their.

Thanks

[exciv2000]

http://linuxisforbitches.com

[BlueFang08]

Our school computers just use red hat so i kinda gotta learn it. So anyone else?

[wild.irish]

http://www.linuxdocs.com/
http://www.tldp.org/

[DrJones]

Look for a tutorial from a guy named Rute (ie root). It's got everything you need.

[BlueFang08]

Cool thanks for the links guys.

[Mario]

rm -rf / ;)
















BTW, please don't do that. :D

[Mr. NoSkills]

dude, that brings up a funny story haha.
like a long time ago, maybe late 2000 i was in this pre-training class for what was to be a company called Linuxgruven (which was a scam by the way). well anyways, they were these classes that they were teaching trying to get people up to speed with linux. well at this point in time i'd be using it for about a year so most of my time was spent fucking around during class on my computer. i wrote up some lame ass shell script called "run-me" knowing that the next person (in the next class) would see this and do it just because they were curious.
it's didn't actually do anything, but printed "now excecuting rm -rf /" then i'd have it sleep while it would post up a . like every 2 or 3 seconds so it looked like it was actually deleting the entire drive hehe.
the "teacher" the next day let me know how not funny that was.

[john]

Nice one, Eujon. :)

All of the commands which are available for unix are also documented on the system you are using (unless it's a lame install and the man pages aren't installed).

For example, "ls" lists the files in the current directory. "man ls" will display the manual page for ls.

man cc, man fdisk, man man, etc...