Command line Survival Sheet	

|        -  Pipe - allows you to Pipe output from one command to another
>        -  Redirects output (generally to a file or location)
>>       -  Appends output (generally to a file or location)
alias    -  Aliases a command to a shortened version
cat      -  Concatenates the file to STDOUT 
cd       -  Change Directory
chmod    -  Change Mode (permissions) of a file or directory
chown    -  Change Ownership of a file or directory
chgrp    -  Change Group of a file or directory
clear    -  Clears the screen
cp       -  Copies a file (or directory) from one location to another
df       -  Disk Free shows free space on partitions
dmesg    -  Important system messages from boot to current state
du       -  Disk Usage - shows how much space a given location occupies on the current partition
find     -  Helps locate a file or location
grep     -  Searches files for a particular pattern
ifconfig -  Configuration tool/information for NIC
kill     -  Stops a process
less     -  Navigable version of cat
locate   -  Another way to find a file
ls       -  Lists current directory contents
lynx	 -  Text based/commandline browser (may have to be installed)
man      -  Manual pages - help files
mkdir    -  Makes a new directory
mv       -  Moves a file or directory from one location to another  
passwd   -  Changes your password
ping     -  Packet groper (Ping the mighty!)
ps       -  lists Processes
pwd      -  Print Working (current) directory
rm       -  Remove file or location
rmdir    -  Removes a location (directory)
sort     -  Sorts file
su -     -  switch user
sudo     -  super user do
tar      -  tape archive (tar) manipulation
top      -  process management
unzip    -  zip file un-archiver
vi       -  powerful text editor included with most every distro of linux (even Tom's Root Boot!)
wget	 -  gets files from internet locations - good if you know the exact location of a file on a site.