Reference for Unix & Linux
Reference for Unix & Linux Summary
Reference for Unix & Linux is a ad-supported Android app in the Books And Reference category, developed by Thiyagaraaj M. First released 12 years ago(Jul 2013), the app has accumulated 86.6K+ total installs and 979 ratings with a 4.78★ (excellent) average rating.
Recent activity: 15 installs this week (70 over 4 weeks) showing steady growth , and 1 new ratings this week (1 over 4 weeks) with stable momentum. View trends →
Store info: Last updated on Google Play on Sep 21, 2023 .
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Ratings: 979
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App Description
Unix and Linux Commands Reference App with Fresh and Compact UI
★⋙ Full Offline Content for Unix ⋙ from little drops ★
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Excellent Navigation and More Offline Contents In Version 6.0 Based On User Response and Expectations
🌷Main Features🌷
✔ Redesign UI based on User Experience
✔ Enhanced Search for Unix Tutorials and Commands
✔ Bookmark Options
✔ Optimized Design Reading Content
✔ More New Chapters for Unix and Linux
✔ Optimized Image for Mobile and Full Offline Content
Commands are under these parts:
Access Control
Communications
Programming Tools
Documentation
Editors
File and Directory Management
File Display and Printing
File Transfer
News/Networks
Process Control
Status Information
Image Processing
Sound
Text Processing
X windows
Web
Miscellaneous
- Commands
- Tutorials
- Unix Administrative and Networking Commands
- About Unix
- VI Editor and Commands
- Unix Shell
- Unix Other Useful Commands
- Unix Advanced Commands
- How Linux Works
- Desktop Linux
- Ubuntu Linux Commands
- Useful Linux Commands
- Linux Advanced Commands
- Linux Network Commands
- Linux Network Configuration Commands
- Solaris System Process Commands
Quick Reference - New
- Unix Quick Reference
- Unix Dummies Reference
- Redhat / Fedora Linux Commands