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This is a '''list of Linux programmes'''. I use many of these programmes on a daily basis. However, I have not mastered all of these just yet. I will provide links to individual programmes for further information, tutorials, and examples.

Some of these programs are standard utilities that will be found on any Unix or Unix-like operating system; indeed a system without such basic components as [[ls]] or sh could scarcely be described as truly Unix-like. Others are more special-purpose and may not be installed by default. Finally, some items on this list are simply separate applications which happen to have been written for Unix.

==[[System software]]==
===General user===
*[[dirname]] – Strip non–directory suffixes from a path
*[[dd (Unix)|dd]] – Convert and copy a file (Disk Dump)
*[[echo (computing)|echo]] – Print to standard output
*[[env]] – Show environment variables; run a program with altered environment variables
*[[nohup]] – Run a command with immunity to hangups outputting to non–tty
*[[File (Unix)|file]] (or stat) – Determine the type of a file
*[[strip (Unix)|strip]] – Discard symbols from object files
*[[uptime]] – Print how long the system has been running
*[[Unix shell|sh]] – The Bourne shell, the standard Unix shell

===System Management===
*[[fuser (Unix)|fuser]] – Identify processes by files or sockets
*[[newgrp]] (or [[sg (Unix)|sg]]) – Log in to a new group
*[[pathchk]] – Check the validity/portability of filenames
*[[logger (Unix)|logger]] – Make entries in the system log

====Kernel specific====
*[[ipcs]] – Provide information on IPC facilities
*[[ipcrm]] – Remove a message queue, semaphore set or shared memory id
*[[date (Unix)|date]] – Print or set the system date and/or time
*[[uname]] – Print assorted system statistics
*[[dmesg]] – Print the kernel message buffer

====[[Process (computing)|Processes]] and tasks management====
*[[nice (Unix)|nice]] – Alter priorities for processes
*[[time (Unix)|time]] – Time a command
*[[top (Unix)|top]] – Produce a dynamic list of all resident processes
*[[wait]] – Wait for the specified process
*[[renice]] – Alter the priorities of an already running process
*[[chroot]] – Change the system root directory for all [[child process]]es
*[[timex (Unix utility)|timex]] – Time process shell execution, measure process data and system activity
*[[kill (Unix)|kill]] – Send a signal to process, or terminate a process (by PID)
*[[killall (Unix)|killall]] – Terminate all processes (in Linux, it's kill by name)
*[[crontab]] – Crontab file editor
*[[at (Unix command)|at]] – Single–time command scheduler
*[[cron]] – Periodic command scheduler
*[[daemonic]] – Interface to daemon init scripts
*[[sleep (Unix)|sleep]] – Delay for specified time
*[[pgrep]] – Find PIDs of processes by name
*[[pidof]] – Linux equivalent of [[pgrep]]
*[[pkill]] – Send a signal to process, or terminate a process (by name). Equivalent to Linux [[killall (Unix)|killall]]
*[[ps (Unix)|ps]] – Report process status
*[[anacron]] – Periodic command scheduler

====User management and support====
*[[su (computing)|su]] – Start a new process (defaults to shell) as a different user (defaults to root)
*[[logname]] – Print user's login name
*[[passwd]] – User and group entries for daemons
*[[write (Unix)|write]] – Send a message to another user
*[[mesg]] – Control write access to your terminal
*[[Who (Unix)|who]] – Show who is logged on
*[[W (Unix)|w]] – Show logged-in users and their current tasks
*[[id (Unix)|id]] – Print real/effective UIDs/GIDs
*[[Linux manual|man]] – Manual browser
*[[locale]] – Get locale specific information
*[[localedef]] – Compile locale definitions
*[[sudo]] – Used to grant permission to carry out specific operations for specific users or groups.

====Terminal configuration====
*[[stty]] – Change and print terminal line settings
*[[tty (Unix)|tty]] – Print filename of terminal connected to standard input
*[[tput]] – Initialize a terminal/query terminfo database

===Files and texts===
*[[Linux manual|man]] – The standard unix documentation system
*[[info (Unix)|info]] – The [[GNU/Linux]] alternative to [[Unix manual|man]]

====Filesystem Utilities====
*[[chgrp]] – Change the group of a file or directory
*[[chmod]] – Change the permissions of a file or directory
*[[chown]] – Change the owner of a file or directory
*[[cp (Unix)|cp]] – Copy a file or directory to another location
*[[Df (Unix)|df]] – Report disk space
*[[du (Unix)|du]] – Calculate used disk space
*[[fdupes]] – Find or remove duplicate files within a directory
*[[find]] – Search for files through a directory hierarchy
*[[fsck]] – [[Filesystem]] check
*[[ln (Unix)|ln]] – Link one file/directory to another
*[[ls]] – List directory contents
*[[mkdir]] – Make a directory
*[[mkfifo]] – Make a named pipe
*[[mount (Unix)|mount]] – Mount a [[filesystem]]
*[[mv]] – Move or rename a file or directory
*[[pwd]] – Print the current working directory
*[[Rm (Unix)|rm]] – Delete a file or directory tree
*[[rmdir]] – Delete an empty directory
*[[Touch (Unix)|touch]] – Create a new file or update its modification time
*[[Tree (Unix)|tree]] – Print a depth-indented tree of a given directory
*[[unlink]] – System call to remove a file or directory
*[[lsof]] – list open files

====Archivers and compression====
*[[afio]] – Compatible superset of [[cpio]] with added functionality
*[[ar (Unix)|ar]] – Maintain, modify, and extract from archives. Now largely obsoleted by [[Tar (file format)|tar]]
*[[bzip2]] – Block–sorting file compressor
*[[compress]] – Traditional compressor using the [[LZW (algorithm)|LZW algorithm]]
*[[CPIO|cpio]] – A traditional archiving tool/format
*[[gzip]] – The gzip file compressor
*[[pax (program)|pax]] – POSIX archive tool that handles multiple formats.
*[[Tar (file format)|tar]] – Tape ARchiver, concatenates files
*[[uncompress]] – Uncompresses files compressed with ''compress''.
*[[zcat]] – Prints files to stdout from gzip archives without unpacking them to separate file(s)

====Text Processing====
*[[awk]] – A pattern scanning and processing language
*[[banner (Unix)|banner]] – Creates [[ascii art]] version of an input string for printing large banners
*[[cat (Unix)|cat]] – Concatenate files to standard output
*[[cksum]] – Print the CRC checksum and bytecount of a file (see also [[MD5]])
*[[cmp]] – Compare two files byte for byte
*[[comm]] – Sort two files and compare them line for line
*[[csplit]] – Split a file into sections determined by context lines
*[[cut (Unix)|cut]] – Remove sections from each line of a file or standard input
*[[diff]] – Compare two files line by line
*[[expand (Unix)|expand]] – Convert tabs to spaces
*[[fc (Unix)|fc]] – Processes the command history list
*[[fold (Unix)|fold]] – Wrap each input line to fit within the given width
*[[grep]] – Print lines matching a pattern (now largely superseded by [[egrep]])
*[[head (Unix)|head]] – Output the first parts of a file
*[[iconv]] – Convert the encoding of the specified files
*[[join (Unix utility)|join]] – Join lines of two files on a common field
*[[less (Unix)|less]] – Improved [[more (Unix)|more]]–like text pager
*[[merge (Unix)|merge]] – Three way merge of files (see also [[paste (Unix)|paste]])
*[[more (Unix)|more]] – Pager
*[[NKF Japanese Encoder|nkf]] – Convert Japanese characters
*[[nl (Unix)|nl]] – Number the lines of a file
*[[od (Unix)|od]] – Dump files in various formats, e.g. octal
*[[paste (Unix)|paste]] – Merge lines of files
*[[patch (Unix)|patch]] – Change files based on a patch file
*[[rev (Unix)|rev]] – reverse lines of a file
*[[sed]] – Stream EDitor
*[[sort (Unix)|sort]] – Sort lines of text files
*[[split (Unix utility)|split]] – Split a file into pieces
*[[tac]] – '''[[cat (Unix)|cat]]''' in reverse — displays files to standard output in reverse order starting at the end of the file
*[[tail (Unix)|tail]] – Output the tail end of files
*[[tee (Unix)|tee]] – Read from standard input, write to standard output and files
*[[tr (program)|tr]] – Translate characters
*[[tsort (Unix)|tsort]] – Perform a [[topological sorting|topological sort]]
*[[unexpand]] – Convert spaces to tabs
*[[uniq]] – Remove duplicate lines from a sorted file
*[[uudecode]] – Decodes a binary file that was used for transmission using electronic mail
*[[uuencode]] – Encodes a binary file for transmission using electronic mail
*[[wc (Unix utility)|wc]] – Word/line/byte count

====Editors====
*[[ed (Unix)|ed]] – Traditional line-based Unix text editor
*[[emacs]] – Powerful [[Lisp programming language|Lisp]]–based text editor and general computing environment
*[[ex (editor)|ex]] – Text editor, often a [[symbolic link]] to vi (or vim) which causes it to run in ex emulation mode
*[[NEdit]] – The multi-purpose [[X11]] editor
*[[nano (text editor)|nano]] – Clone of pico
*[[pico (text editor)|pico]] – PIne's message COmposition editor
*[[sam (program)|sam]] – Bitmapped text editor with client-server design, by [[Rob Pike]]
*[[vi]] – Visual text editor
*[[vim (text editor)|vim]] – Vi IMproved, vi clone with [[syntax highlighting]] and many other enhancements
*[[XEmacs]] – Popular version of emacs that is derived from [[emacs|GNU emacs]]

===Communication, networking and remote access===
*[[apache server|Apache webserver]]
*[[Network File System|NFS]] – Network filesystem
*[[OpenVPN]]
*[[rsh]], [[SSH]], [[telnet]] – Remote consoles
*[[Samba software|Samba]] – SMB and CIFS client and server for UNIX
*[[Talk (Unix)|talk]] – Talk to another logged-in user
*[[uux]] – Remote command execution over [[UUCP]]
*[[uustat]] – a Basic Networking Utilities (BNU) command that displays status information about several types of BNU operations

====Email programs====
*[[Elm (e-mail client)|elm]] – Unix mail utility program
*[[mail (Unix)|mail]] – Original Email utility
*[[mailx]] – Improved Email utility
*[[Mutt (e-mail client)|Mutt]] – Curses based mail reader

====Network system services====
*[[xinetd]] – replacement for [[inetd]]
*[[fingerd]] – a daemon for finger – a program used return a human-readable status report on either the system at the moment or a particular person in depth
*[[inetd]] – a [[Daemon (computer software)|daemon]] on many Unix systems that manages Internet services

====Network Utilities====
*[[Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol|dhcpd]] – the DHCP daemon
*[[ifconfig]] – a tool used to configure a network interface for TCP/IP
*[[ping]] – a network tool that tests of whether a particular host is up and reachable on the network
*[[pppd]] – [[Point-to-Point]] protocol daemon
*[[TCP Wrapper|tcpd]] – Secures programs launched from [[inetd]]

====Network monitoring and security====
*[[Ethereal]] – a protocol analyzer, or "packet sniffer", similar to [[tcpdump]], that adds a GUI frontend, and more sorting and filtering options
*[[Tethereal]] – text based version of "Ethereal"
*[[Ettercap (computing)|ettercap]] – a tool for network protocol analysis
*[[John the Ripper]] – password cracking software
*[[Nmap]] – free port scanning software
*[[Nessus (software)|Nessus]] – a comprehensive open-source network vulnerability scanning program
*[[Security Administrator Tool for Analyzing Networks|SATAN]] – the Security Administrator Tool for Analyzing Networks – a testing and reporting tool that collects information about networked hosts
*[[Snort (software)|Snort]] – an open source network intrusion detection system
*[[tcpdump]] – a computer network debugging tool that intercepts and displays TCP/IP packets being transmitted or received

===Programming tools===
====Script Interpreters====
*[[awk]] – Standard Unix scripting and text manipulation tool.
*[[perl]] – [[Perl]] [[scripting language]].
*[[python programming language|Python]] – [[Python programming language|Python]] scripting language.
*[[bash]] – Bourne Again SHell, standard shell and a script interpreter on [[Linux]] systems.

==== [[Compilers]] and [[Programming tools]] ====
The classic UNIX environment includes a basic set of broadly available programming tools, but in the 21st century this classic environment is increasingly rare, as Unix-like operating system distributions diversify. Some include vastly more, and more modern and sophisticated, programming tools and environments, whereas others, focussing on serving a less technical audience, may disinclude even the most rudimentary programming utilities. Commands most familiar to a prior generation of UNIX users include:

*[[admin (Unix)|admin]] – Administer [[Source Code Control System|SCCS]] files.
*[[c99]] – C programming language.
*cc – [[C compiler]].
*[[ld (Unix)|ld]] – Program linker.
*[[ctags]] – Generate tags file summarising location of objects in source files.
*[[distcc]] – Tool for distributing compiles across multiple machines.
*[[f77]] – [[Fortran]] 77 compiler.
*[[GNU Compiler Collection|gcc]] – GNU Compiler Collection C frontend (also known as GNU C Compiler)
*[[dbx]] – (System V and BSD) Symbolic debugger.
*[[GNU Debugger|gdb]] – GNU symbolic debugger.
*[[Lex programming tool|lex]] – Lexical scanner generator.
*[[yacc]] – LALR parser generator.
*[[m4 (language)|m4]] – Macro language.
*[[make]] – Automate builds.
*[[nm (Unix)|nm]] – List symbols from object files.
*[[rmdel]] – remove a delta from an SCCS file.
*[[Strip (Unix)|strip]] – Remove debugging symbols from object files.
*[[strace]] – (Linux) or [[truss (Unix)|truss]] (Solaris) Trace system calls with their arguments and signals. Useful debugging tool, but does not trace calls outside the kernel, in the address space of the process(es) being watched.
*[[ltrace]] – (Linux) Trace dynamic library calls in the address space of the watched process.
*[[ktrace]] – (BSD) Analogous to strace.

====[[Scripting language|Scripting]] utilities====
*expr – Evaluate expressions
*exit – Exit shell, optionally with return code
*return – Return from shell function
*false – Return a value that evaluates as False
*true – Return a value that evaluates as True
*[[xargs]] – Build and execute command lines from standard input
*[[basename]] – Returns the final component of a path
*[[batch (Unix)|batch]] – Runs jobs when the system load level permits
*[[unset]] – Unsets a shell variable
*break – terminate a loop before maturity
*[[continue]] – Skip the current iteration of a loop
*[[strings (Unix)|strings]] – Print strings of printable characters found in a file
*[[times (Unix)|times]]
*[[test (Unix)|test]] – Test an expression
*[[hash (Unix)|hash]] – Command that remembers or reports command path names
*shift

===User interfaces===
*[[X Window System|X11]] – Graphical user interface (GUI)

====Desktops/Graphical User Interfaces====
*[[Blackbox]] and its variants (including [[Fluxbox]] and [[Waimea (X Window System)|Waimea]])
*[[Common Desktop Environment|CDE]] – Common Desktop Environment, most commonly found on proprietary UNIX systems
*[[Enlightenment (window manager)|Enlightenment]] – an open source window manager for the X Window System
*[[Fvwm]] and its variant Fvwm95, which has been modified to behave like Windows 95
*[[GNOME]] – GNU Network Object Model Environment
*[[IceWM]] – ICE Window Manager
*[[JWM]] – Joe's Window Manager
*[[KDE]] – K Desktop Environment
*[[Quartz Compositor]] – [[Apple Computer|Apple]]'s GUI interface for the Darwin BSD based operating system [[Mac OS X]]
*[[Window Maker]]
*[[WMI (X window manager)|WMI]] – Window Manager Improved
*[[XFce]] – a desktop environment for Unix and other Unix-like platforms

====Shells====
*[[bash]] – Bourne Again SHell, standard shell on [[Linux]] systems.
*[[C shell|csh]] – C shell.
*[[Korn shell|ksh]] – Korn shell, standard shell on most proprietary Unix systems.
*[[rc shell|rc]] – originally written for [[Plan 9 from Bell Labs|Plan 9]].
*[[Bourne shell|sh]] – Bourne shell, only shell present on all UNIX and [[Unix-like]] systems.
*[[tcsh]] – [[TENEX]] C shell, standard shell on [[Berkeley Software Distribution|BSD]] systems.
*[[Z shell|zsh]] – Z shell.

===[[Computer security]]===
====[[Antivirus software]]====
*[[ClamAV]] – E-mail virus scanner.

====[[Cryptography]]====
*[[Enigmail]] – Graphical interface to [[gpg]] for [[Mozilla Application Suite]] and [[Mozilla Thunderbird]].
*[[GNU Privacy Guard|gpg]] – GNU Privacy Guard, a complete and free replacement for [[PGP]] (to do file and email encryption and signature)
*[[openssl]] – Secure Sockets Layer and general crypto library.
*[[pinepgp]] – Filters which enable pine to use signed/encrypted email.
*[[mcrypt]] -- Replacement for the legacy crypt program, can also make OpenPGP-compatible files.

===Linux specific programs===
*[[Advanced Packaging Tool|apt]] – Front–end for dpkg or rpm
*[[Debconf (software package)|debconf]] – [[Debian]] package configuration management system
*[[drakconf]] – Front–end configuration utility for [[Mandriva Linux]]
*[[dpkg]] – The Debian package manager
*[[emerge]] – A [[frontend]] to portage
*[[RPM Package Manager|rpm]] – Originally the package manager for [[Red Hat Linux]], now used by several distributions including [[Mandriva Linux]]
*[[Portage (software)|portage]] – The [[Gentoo Linux]] package manager
*[[urpmi]] – Front–end to rpm, used by [[Mandriva Linux]]
*[[Pacman (Arch Linux)|pacman]] – A package manager used primarily by [[Arch Linux]]
*[[YaST]] - System management utility mainly used by [[SuSE]]

==[[Application software]]==
===[[Office suite|Office]]===
*[[Gnumeric]]
*[[OpenOffice.org]]
*[[KOffice]]

===[[Multimedia]]===
*[[amaroK]] – Audio jukebox
*[[Ardour]] – Digital audio workstation for multitrack HD recording and editing
*[[Audacity]] – Sound recording and editing program
*[[Baudline]] – Audio recorder, analyzer, and player
*[[GIMP]] – Powerful image manipulation package
*[[GStreamer]] – Plugin-based multimedia framework
*[[ImageMagick]] – Image conversion library
*[[Inkscape]] – Vector graphics editor
*[[mpg123]] – MP3 player
*[[MPlayer]] – Video player
*[[Rhythmbox]] – Audio jukebox similar to [[Apple Computer|Apple's]] [[iTunes]]
*[[Rosegarden]] – Powerful [[digital audio workstation]]
*[[SoX]] – Sound conversion tool
*[[Totem (media player)|Totem]] – Media player
*[[transcode]] – Flexible command-line media encoding tool
*[[VLC media player]] – Video player
*[[xine]] – Video Player
*[[XMMS]] – [[Winamp]]-like multimedia player

===[[Web browser]]s===
*[[Dillo]] – Extremely light–weight web browser
*[[Galeon]] – Light–weight old GNOME web browser
*[[Epiphany (web browser)|Epiphany]] – Light–weight GNOME web browser
*[[Konqueror]] – KDE web browser
*[[Links (web browser)|Links]] – Console based web browser
*[[ELinks]] – Enhanced links
*[[Lynx (web browser)|lynx]] – Console based web browser
*[[Mozilla Application Suite]] – Graphical cross platform web browser & email client
*[[Mozilla Firefox]] – Extensible Web browser from [[Mozilla]]
*[[Mozilla Thunderbird]] – Extensible [[Email client]] from [[Mozilla]]

===Desktop Publishing===
*[[Groff]] – Traditional typesetting system
*[[LaTeX]] – Popular [[TeX]] macro package for higher–level typesetting
*[[lp (Unix)|lp]] – Print a file (on a line printer)
*[[Passepartout (publishing)|Passepartout]] – Desktop publishing program
*[[pr (Unix)|pr]] – Convert text files for printing
*[[printf]] – Format and print data
*[[Scribus]] – Desktop publishing program
*[[TeX]] – High–quality macro–based typesetting system
*[[troff]] – The original and standard Unix typesetting system

===[[Database management system|Databases]]===
*[[MySQL]]
*[[SQLite]]

===Mathematical and scientific software===
*[[maxima]] – Symbol manipulation program.
*[[Units (computer program)|units]] – Unit conversion program.
*[[GNU Octave|octave]] – Numerical computing language (mostly compatible with [[Matlab]]) and environment.
*[[R (computer program)|R]] – Statistical programming language.

===Desktop utilities===
*[[dc (Unix)|dc]] – Reverse-Polish desk calculator which supports unlimited precision arithmetic
*[[fortune (program)|fortune]] – Fortune cookie program that prints a random quote
*[[bc programming language|bc]] – An arbitrary precision calculator language with syntax similar to the C programming language.
*[[cal (program)|cal]] – Displays a calendar

==See also==
*[[List of Unix daemons]]
*[[List of GNU packages]]
*[[List of open source software packages]]
*[[List of KDE applications]]
*[[List of GNOME applications]]

== External links ==
* [http://directory.fsf.org/ FSF/UNESCO Free Software Directory] – A catalog of useful free software
* [http://freshmeat.net/browse/ Freshmeat software catalog] – The Web's largest index of Unix and cross-platform software
* [http://sourceforge.net/ SourceForge] – The world's largest development and download repository of Open Source code and applications
* [http://www.linuxlinks.com/Software/ Linux Links: Software] – Linux software catalog
* [http://www.linux.org/apps/ Linux Online - Applications] – Linux software catalog

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 *[[maxima]] &ndash; Symbol manipulation program.
 *[[Units (computer program)|units]] &ndash; Unit conversion program.
-*[[GNU Octave|octave]] &ndash; Numerical computing language (mostly compatible with [[Matlab]]) and environment.
+*[[GNU Octave|octave]] &ndash; Numerical computing language (mostly compatible with [[Matlab]]) and environment.[http://www.gnu.org/software/octave/]
 *[[R programming language|R]] &ndash; Statistical programming language.

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 ====Filesystem Utilities====
-*[[chgrp]] &ndash; Change the group of a file or directory
+* [[Chgrp (command)|chgrp]] &ndash; Change the group of a file or directory
-*[[chmod]] &ndash; Change the permissions of a file or directory
+* [[Chmod (command)|chmod]] &ndash; Change the permissions of a file or directory
-*[[chown]] &ndash; Change the owner of a file or directory
+* [[Chown (command)|chown]] &ndash; Change the owner of a file or directory
-*[[cp (Unix)|cp]] &ndash; Copy a file or directory to another location
+* [[Cp (command)|cp]] &ndash; Copy a file or directory to another location
-*[[Df (Unix)|df]] &ndash; Report disk space
+* [[Df (command)|df]] &ndash; Report disk space
-*[[du (Unix)|du]] &ndash; Calculate used disk space
+* [[Du (command)|du]] &ndash; Calculate used disk space
-*[[fdupes]] &ndash; Find or remove duplicate files within a directory
+* [[Fdupes (command)|fdupes]] &ndash; Find or remove duplicate files within a directory
-*[[find]] &ndash; Search for files through a directory hierarchy
+* [[Find (command)|find]] &ndash; Search for files through a directory hierarchy
-*[[fsck]] &ndash; [[Filesystem]] check
+* [[Fsck (command)|fsck]] &ndash; Filesystem check
-*[[ln (Unix)|ln]] &ndash; Link one file/directory to another
+* [[Ln (command)|ln]] &ndash; Link one file/directory to another
-*[[ls]] &ndash; List directory contents
+* [[Ls (command)|ls]] &ndash; List directory contents
-*[[mkdir]] &ndash; Make a directory
+* [[Mkdir (command)|mkdir]] &ndash; Make a directory
-*[[mkfifo]] &ndash; Make a named pipe
+* [[Mkfifo (command)|mkfifo]] &ndash; Make a named pipe
-*[[mount (Unix)|mount]] &ndash; Mount a [[filesystem]]
+* [[Mount (command)|mount]] &ndash; Mount a filesystem
-*[[mv]] &ndash; Move or rename a file or directory
+* [[Mv (command)|mv]] &ndash; Move or rename a file or directory
-*[[pwd]] &ndash; Print the current working directory
+* [[Pwd (command)|pwd]] &ndash; Print the current working directory
-*[[Rm (Unix)|rm]] &ndash; Delete a file or directory tree
+* [[Rm (command)|rm]] &ndash; Delete a file or directory tree
-*[[rmdir]] &ndash; Delete an empty directory
+* [[Rmdir (command)|rmdir]] &ndash; Delete an empty directory
-*[[Touch (Unix)|touch]] &ndash; Create a new file or update its modification time
+* [[Touch (command)|touch]] &ndash; Create a new file or update its modification time
-*[[Tree (Unix)|tree]] &ndash; Print a depth-indented tree of a given directory
+* [[Tree (command)|tree]] &ndash; Print a depth-indented tree of a given directory
-*[[unlink]] &ndash; System call to remove a file or directory
+* [[Unlink (command)|unlink]] &ndash; System call to remove a file or directory
-*[[lsof]] &ndash; list open files
+* [[Lsof (command)|lsof]] &ndash; list open files
 ====Archivers and compression====

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 * [http://www.linuxlinks.com/Software/ Linux Links: Software] &ndash; Linux software catalog
 * [http://www.linux.org/apps/ Linux Online - Applications] &ndash; Linux software catalog
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