For Linux Newbs like myself, here's some PRETTY cool links!

[EvolutionXtinct]

:shock: Is it only me, or do the commands in Linux seem vast and never ending....... My biggest problem w/ Linux has been the fact I need a quick ref. manual just to remember every command needed to setup a lot of things in Linux. So I did a lil searching w/ the help of my friendly Google, I came across some helpful links. My first contribution to LinuxFoo is a few good links to some Reference Cards that are PDF format. For those times you wish to print them out and put them in a lil Quick Reference Guide 3ring binder ops: Hope this helps some out there it sure did for me!
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1. http://www.digilife.be/quickreferences/quickrefs.htm
2. http://www.linux.ie/newusers/beginners-linux-guide/
3. http://www.linuxdevcenter.com/linux/...kref/linux.pdf
4. http://www.linuxcommand.org/

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And if anyone wishes to add there favorite reference links please do!

[snct]

Very cool. Thanks EX. Now all I need is the same type of thing for Debian (apt quick reference and dpkg quick reference). I'll check my O'Reilly Debian book for something like that when I get home tonight (though I think O'Reilly sells separate books for that :? ) .

Nice!

[comtux]

Work with the command prompt for a couple of years and them long over winded strings will just flow right threw you.

[Fatal Error]

Good sig, Mark

[maccorin]

the important part about CLI in my honest opinion is realizing what it is. bash and friends are nothing but programming languages (literally), you really only need to _know_ a few commands, and you can string them together to do _anything_.