#unix Cheatsheets
A comprehensive cheat sheet for navigating and manipulating the Unix shell environment, covering essential commands, shortcuts, and scripting techniques.
A comprehensive cheat sheet for using Cygwin, a Unix-like environment and command-line interface for Windows. This guide covers installation, basic commands, package management, and configuration tips to help you leverage the power of Cygwin efficiently.
A concise cheat sheet covering essential AWK syntax, patterns, actions, and built-in functions, designed to help you quickly write and understand AWK scripts.
A comprehensive guide to Fish shell scripting, covering syntax, commands, and best practices for efficient shell scripting.
A comprehensive cheat sheet for Tcsh shell scripting, covering syntax, commands, and best practices to help you write effective and efficient scripts.
A quick reference for navigating and managing FreeBSD systems from the command line. Includes essential commands and shortcuts for system administration and general usage.
A quick reference guide to essential Unix command-line shortcuts and commands for efficient navigation and system management.
A quick reference guide to shell scripting, covering essential syntax, commands, and best practices for automating tasks in Unix-like environments.
A handy reference for Zsh scripting, covering syntax, built-ins, options, and common patterns.
A quick reference guide for KornShell (ksh) scripting, covering essential syntax, commands, and features for efficient shell programming.
A quick reference guide to POSIX shell scripting, covering syntax, commands, and best practices for writing portable and robust shell scripts.
A concise cheat sheet for the `find` command, covering essential options, conditions, and actions for locating files and directories in Unix-like operating systems. Includes practical examples for common use cases.
A comprehensive cheat sheet for Makefiles, covering syntax, variables, rules, functions, and command prefixes, along with practical examples.
A quick reference guide to using GNU Screen, a terminal multiplexer. Learn how to manage multiple terminal sessions within a single window, detach and reattach sessions, and customize your screen environment.
A comprehensive cheat sheet for the tar (tape archive) command, covering common operations like creating, extracting, compressing, and listing archives, along with practical examples.
A comprehensive guide to the `top` command, covering process monitoring, system resource usage, and interactive commands for Unix-like operating systems.