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Safari is the default web browser of Apple's MacOS operating system. Developed by Apple, Safari uses WebKit engine to render web pages. Safari is also included in iOS devices since the introduction of the first iPhone in 2007. Windows version was discontinued in 2012.

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The Ultimate Guide to Customizing Safari on Mac

Make Safari an even better browser for your Mac by customizing it. Here's how to tweak it to your liking.

Safari can be a pleasure to use if you take the time to customize it and get rid of any potential annoyances. You don't need to spend a lot of time on this task.

As you'll see below, even a few simple tweaks can go a long way in polishing up Apple's native browser.

1. Tweak Tab and Window Behavior

Start by setting up Safari to restore windows from the previous session every time you open the app. To do this, under Safari > Preferences > General , select All windows from last session from the Safari opens with dropdown menu.

This tweak makes the homepage seem redundant, because it changes what you see when you first open Safari. Despite that, it's a good idea to set the homepage to your most-loved web page to keep it accessible with a click of the Home button on the toolbar.

From the same settings section, you can also choose what shows up in every new window and tab by default. A blank page, your homepage, and your most frequently opened pages are a few of your options here.

2. Clean Up the Toolbar

While Safari's toolbar is minimal to begin with, it gets cluttered up fast when you install extensions. That's because each extension automatically enables its own toolbar button.

Also, you'll find that you have no need for certain toolbar buttons. For example, if you know the shortcut for displaying the sidebar ( Cmd + Shift + L ), you don't need the corresponding button.

In any case, if you don't want to get distracted by the sight of unnecesary toolbar buttons, it's important to clean up the toolbar once in a while. To do that, first right-click on a blank space in the toolbar and then click on the Customize Toolbar option that appears.

From the toolbar button choices that show up in a box, drag the ones you need to the toolbar and the ones you don't off the toolbar. You can also rearrange buttons by dragging and dropping them into place. Click on the Done button once you're satisfied with the results.

(Pay attention to the default set of buttons at the bottom of the toolbar box. You can restore this set any time if you ever make a giant mess of your toolbar setup.)

If you simply want to rearrange or get rid of toolbar buttons, you can do that even without opening the Customize Toolbar box. Hold down the Cmd key and move the buttons around or drag them off the toolbar as needed.

3. Set Up Bookmarks and the Reading List

Your Safari customization is incomplete without easy access to your favorite web pages. If you want to import your bookmarks from Chrome, Firefox, or an HTML file, you can do so via File > Import From . You can also create bookmarks from active tabs with the Bookmarks > Add Bookmark menu option or with the shortcut Cmd + D .

Read our guide to bookmarks and favorites in Safari to learn everything you need to know about managing your bookmarks.

Apart from bookmarks, Safari has another useful read-it-later feature called Reading List. It's ideal for temporary bookmarks, reading articles offline, and sharing them between your Apple devices.

To add a page to your Reading List, click on the tiny plus button that appears next to the URL in the address bar when you hover over it. Clicking on Bookmarks > Add to Reading List when you have the page open also works.

Your Reading List content shows up in the second tab in Safari's sidebar. You can access the list directly by clicking on View > Show Reading List Sidebar .

Want Safari to save your Reading List articles for offline use automatically? To make this happen, visit Safari > Preferences > Advanced and select the checkbox next to Reading List .

4. Customize Websites

Safari lets you configure a few settings on a per-website basis. These include camera and microphone access, push notifications, and auto-play settings. To tweak these, visit Safari > Preferences > Websites .

In the sidebar, you'll see the list of settings you can configure for individual websites. For each setting, notice the default behavior listed below the right-hand pane. You can leave that setting alone or pick a different option from the dropdown menu provided.

Above this setting, you'll see a list of currently open websites and can configure a specific setting for each of them. For example, in the Auto-Play pane, notice that the default Safari behavior is to stop auto-playing media.

Now, let's say you have YouTube open in the background. You can then program Safari to auto-play all content on YouTube in future. To do this, select the Allow All Auto-Play option from the dropdown menu next to YouTube in the list of active websites.

Related: Safari Can't Open the Page? Here's What to Do

5. Create Custom Keyboard Shortcuts for Bookmarks

Did you know that you can set up shortcuts for your Safari bookmarks? It's one of those tiny but useful macOS features you'll definitely want to know about.

To create shortcuts for a bookmark, first visit System Preferences > Keyboard > Shortcuts > App Shortcuts . Now, click on the plus button below the right-hand pane to reveal the shortcut creation popup. Here, select Safari from the Application dropdown menu.

Next, switch to Safari and note the name of the bookmark you want to create the shortcut for, exactly as it appears under Bookmarks > Favorites . Type that name in the Menu Title field back in the macOS settings app you switched from.

(You can also copy the bookmark name from the Bookmarks Editor and paste it into the Menu Title field.)

Now, highlight the field next to Keyboard Shortcut and hit the key combination you want to use for the bookmark in question. Click on the Add button to wrap up.

The shortcut you set up should start working immediately in Safari, as long as the address bar isn't selected. Test it out and then set up shortcuts for the rest of your most-important websites.

Be sure to also check out our Safari shortcuts cheat sheet .

6. Add More Features With Extensions

Safari's extension gallery hasn't ever been as vast as that of Chrome and Firefox. It's a pity that now it has shrunk further thanks to Apple's decision to kill support for non-App Store extensions.

Despite that, you still have quite a few useful extensions to choose from. Here are a few of those we consider must-haves:

• AutoPagerize : This auto-loads paginated webpages.
• Shut Up : Will auto-hide comments on webpages.
• Awesome Screenshot : Capture and annotate screenshots.

7. Enable Special Features With the Develop Menu

You'll notice that you can't inspect web pages in Safari to debug and tweak page content. That's because this advanced feature is available only via a hidden menu.

To reveal this---the Develop menu---first visit Safari > Preferences > Advanced . There, at the bottom of the pane, select the checkbox for Show Develop menu in the menu bar .

You'll then see the menu show up between the Bookmarks and Window menus. It lets you empty caches, tweak webpages on the fly, disable images, and so on.

With the Develop menu enabled, an Inspect Element option shows up in the right-click menu. Click on this item to reveal Safari's Web Inspector for the active page.

Make Safari Your Most Favorite Browser Yet

Safari is one of the best default Mac apps you don't need to replace . We consider it the optimal browser for Mac (and iOS) users . And we guarantee that with changes like the ones we discussed above, Safari will be a delight to use every day.

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Keyboard shortcuts save you a lot of time, but only if you learn them.

Keyboard shortcuts save you a lot of time, but only if you learn them. On a Mac, that means constantly interrupting your workflow, switching to the mouse or touch pad, then clicking the menu bar to find the correct key combination. Isn't there a faster way?

As it turns out, there is. A free app called CheatSheet gives you a quick list of shortcuts for any Mac app. All you need to do is hold the Command key. Whether you're a former Windows user adjusting to macOS keyboard shortcuts  or a longtime Mac user who never got around to learning them all, this will come in handy.

To get started, go ahead and download CheatSheet . The program comes in a ZIP file; open the file and your Mac will unarchive it.

Next, drag the application to the Applications folder. Now you can run CheatSheet.

The first time you open the application, you'll be told to hold the Command key to see a list of keyboard shortcuts. By default, however, Cheat Sheet will not have the proper permissions to show you anything.

Click the "Open Now" button to head to the Security & Privacy in System Preferences. From here you need to click the lock at bottom-left, so that it looks open, as shown below. Then, make sure Cheat Sheet is checked in the list. Once you do this, Cheat Sheet is ready to work.

Go ahead and hold Command to see a list of keyboard shortcuts for any application. Here's what the Finder's cheat sheet looks like:

Let go and the popup window will disappear. The idea is that you can quickly locate the keyboard shortcut you want, then get back to work, all without touching your mouse.

The shortcuts are pulled from the menu bar itself, meaning Cheat Sheet's developers do not need to actively maintain vast databases of keyboard shortcuts. This also means that, if you've customized your macOS keyboard shortcuts , Cheat Sheet will show those custom keyboard shortcuts instead. Awesome!

For example: I've changed Safari's default shortcuts for switching tabs to match Chrome and Firefox. Cheat Sheet reflects this change.

You'll also see that my Favorites are mentioned by name in the Cheat Sheet, and Developer Mode shortcuts are also included.

This application makes it easy to learn keyboard shortcuts without disrupting your workflow, which should in turn make you a more productive Mac user. I look forward to hearing about what kind of keyboard shortcuts you discover, so get in touch.

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Safari Key Combinations

Safari is a graphical web browser developed by Apple, based on the WebKit engine. See how KeyCombiner can boost your Safari productivity .

A Public Collection

It is a core idea of KeyCombiner to not just practice any keyboard shortcuts, but to select what is useful for you.

Use this and other public collections to quickly build your own shortcut collections. The -icon shows at first glance which shortcuts are already in your collections. Hover over the icon to see the names of your collections that contain the respective shortcut.

These public tables can also serve as a cheat sheet to quickly look up keyboard shortcuts when you need them. However, the same can be done much quicker with KeyCombiner Desktop 's instant lookup.

Please note that we are not in any way affiliated to the applications, companies, and trademarks listed as public collections. The data is gathered solely from official and public sources. If you are the copyright holder and wish to see your software removed, please get in touch and we will remove it quickly.

Features on this page

The combination table supports all popular multi-selection patterns. Hold Shift for range-selection. Use Ctrl for selecting multiple areas, and drag the mouse to select adjacent entries.

Copy the selected combinations to a personal collection via the Collect -button on top of the table.

Use the sidebar on the right to quickly filter through your collection by preset criteria. Use the different search fields for more complex queries.

Use the buttons at the top-left of the combination table to export the keyboard combinations in different formats. (Pro only)

KeyCombiner Keyboard Shortcuts

VoiceOver User Guide

• Get started
• What’s new in VoiceOver
• Turn VoiceOver on or off
• VoiceOver cursor
• VoiceOver modifier
• Pause or mute VoiceOver
• VoiceOver welcome dialog
• VoiceOver Help menu
• VoiceOver Commands menu
• VoiceOver keyboard help
• Use VoiceOver with Voice Control
• About VoiceOver commands and gestures
• Use VoiceOver in the login window
• Change function key behavior
• Make VoiceOver ignore the next key press
• Learn or mute VoiceOver sound effects
• Hear hints and information
• Use positional audio
• Interact with areas and groups
• Hear progress or status changes
• Select and deselect items
• Drag and drop items
• Use cursor tracking
• Click a mouse
• Use buttons, checkboxes, and more
• Navigate menus
• Perform an item’s alternate action
• Notification Center
• Navigate notifications
• Mission Control
• Stage Manager
• Log in to an encrypted account without VoiceOver
• Use VoiceOver with a full-screen app
• Hear open apps and windows
• Switch apps and windows
• Navigate app windows with window spots
• Move and resize items
• Scroll to content
• Hear punctuation
• Hear whitespace
• Hear text attribute changes
• Hear the current selection
• Repeat, copy, or save the last spoken phrase
• Select text
• Hear what you type
• Complete partial words
• Correct misspelled words
• Find text formatting issues
• By letters, text, or attributes
• With cursor wrapping
• With the Tab key
• With the VoiceOver rotor
• With Quick Nav
• With the Item Chooser
• Navigate, sort, and reorder tables
• Use hot spots
• Browse webpages
• By DOM or group mode
• By images or frames
• By live regions
• By landmarks
• Hear the summary of a webpage
• Navigate webpage tables
• Use braille displays with VoiceOver
• Connect a Bluetooth display
• Mirror a display
• Use the router keys
• Show status information
• Review announcements
• Use Live Captions
• Assign VoiceOver commands to braille display keys
• Supported displays
• Assign VoiceOver commands to keyboard or keypad keys
• General commands
• Interaction commands
• Navigation commands
• Orientation commands
• Search commands
• Text commands
• Web commands
• New and changed commands
• Use VoiceOver gestures
• Standard gestures
• Use the gestures rotor
• Assign commands to gestures
• Use the caption panel
• Use the screen curtain
• Use the braille panel
• Tile visuals
• Use VoiceOver Utility
• Change voice settings
• Customize verbosity
• Customize punctuation
• Change how VoiceOver pronounces text and symbols
• Change what the VoiceOver rotor shows
• Create custom labels for UI elements
• Export, import, and reset VoiceOver preferences
• Use VoiceOver portable preferences
• Use VoiceOver activities
• General category
• Announcements
• Pronunciation
• Navigation category
• Sound category
• Panels and Menus
• Trackpad Commander assignments
• Quick Nav Commander assignments
• Translation
• Activities category
• VoiceOver Recognition category

VoiceOver commands and gestures on Mac

VoiceOver offers commands and gestures for a wide range of actions, from navigation to searching.

General commands : Turn VoiceOver on or off, lock the VO modifier, open VoiceOver Utility, change speech rate and volume, adjust the amount of spoken detail, and get hints and help.

Orientation commands : Hear summaries of open apps and windows; find out where the VoiceOver cursor, mouse pointer, and keyboard focus are located; read the contents of a window; and more.

Navigation commands : Move to items in a window, move to the desktop or menu bar, list all the elements in a window, and control cursor tracking.

Web commands : Move to web items (such as frames and window spots), hear webpage statistics, and change how you interact with tables.

Text commands : Read and edit text in a document and temporarily change how text on the screen is read.

Search commands : Search for text attributes (such as bold or italic), graphics, controls, and other items.

Interaction commands : Interact with controls, work in tables, and move or resize windows and objects.

VoiceOver standard gestures : Navigate and interact with items on the screen using a trackpad and VoiceOver gestures. The Trackpad Commander must be on.

When Voice Control is enabled on your Mac, you can use your voice, instead of your keyboard, to perform some VoiceOver commands. See Use VoiceOver with Voice Control .

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Travel Guide

Safari planning check list & cheat sheet, it is time to plan your safari., start with these six steps, then make sure you can tick everything on our checklist..

This is what you want to read if you have questions about how the process will work, what to expect as you go from thinking of a Safari to booking your Safari. Your Travel Designer will send you more information once your booking has been made and your destinations have been confirmed. A Packing list and a Book suggestion list specific to your travels… you will have support every step of the way – but we know that it can be helpful to glimpse the end of the road and understand how it will all work and know which aspects of your travel need to be addressed well before you zip up the last bag and leave for the airport.

1. In the Starting Blocks

There are a couple of questions you need to consider before you begin planning your safari..

When can you travel?

Who will you travel with?

If it is your first trip to Africa our fun questionnaire may help you position yourself within the Safari milieu (and you can submit your answers directly to us).

Your replies will narrow down your destination options from a wide range of possible countries and locations.

2. Take action

Now you are ready to contact us online, by picking up the phone or by sending an email., 3. what to expect, we will handpick a travel designer specializing in the regions you can travel to..

This Travel Designer will be dedicated to you and your trip.

Prepare for an initial call (that may last an hour) during which time your Travel Designer will discuss all your dreams, wishes and options with you. This information will narrow down ideas for your Safari itinerary .

4. The Next Step

Your Travel Designer is now ready to prepare an itinerary for your consideration. While we have a wide range of itineraries to inspire you your own Safari will be custom designed to suit you personally. From your budget to your cultural, religious and dietary requirements.

5. A Rothschild Safaris Itinerary Match

Once we have your initial approval of an itinerary your Travel Designer will ensure that every detail along the way is slotted perfectly into position. We consider temperature, transfer times and all your needs and wishes. Once you have signed off on your ideal itinerary we may add a couple of little extra touches to surprise you along the way.

6. Until you leave… and after your return

We will be there for you with weekly inspiration and right on the other side of the phone when you need a chat.

While you are on Safari our agents on the ground will follow your journey and we will make sure that every activity and transfer proceeds swimmingly.

Going on Safari!

Your Master Checklist

Luggage essentials.

✅ Do heed luggage restrictions especially if you have internal flights in light aircraft somewhere along the way on your Safari.

✅ Luggage that goes in small aircraft must have soft sides… but you will not be able to check any irregular shaped luggage at Johannesburg’s OR Tambo International Airport.

✅ Consider leaving any valuables you do not need at home and do take out insurance for property lost.

Packing essentials

✅ A great sun hat.

✅ Sunglasses with good UV protection.

✅ A cotton scarf

✅ Neutral, light clothes that will dry quickly (consider long sleeves and trousers with sun and insect protection.)

✅ Do bring rain protection and something warm for cooler evenings and mornings.

✅ Great shoes for walking

✅ Consult our packing lists for a complete breakdown

Medical essentials

✅ Book an early visit to your travel doctor for expert advice regarding prophylaxis or vaccinations needed as well as the first aid you are planning to bring on Safari with you.

✅ Personal medication with prescriptions (please check individual restrictions on medications for every country you will visit)

✅ Re-hydration salts,

✅ 30 + sun-screen cream and lip protection,

✅ Moisturizing cream or gel and Aloe Vera.

✅ Anti-histamine tablets and cream for bites and stings,

✅ Biodegradable Wipes.

 Personal Equipment

✅ Multi-plugs and converters for charging any electronic equipment you plan to bring.

✅ Double the memory cards you think you will need.

✅ Spare batteries and your charging devices.

✅ Binoculars

✅ Major currencies (USD, GBP, and Euro) are accepted in many places throughout Africa (do bring new USD notes)

✅ ATM’s may be available but have limits for withdrawals and they will not work when the power is off.

✅ Check tipping guidelines to help you navigate this sensitive issue.

✅ If donations and sponsorships are part of your Safari plan there may be lists of needed items and other information available for charities and not-for-profit organizations in the areas you will visit.

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✅ Make copies of your passport, visas, insurance policy (with comprehensive insurance for every activity you think of doing), vaccination certificates and itinerary and leave one set at home and bring another set on holiday with you.

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Your migration cheat sheet – three tips to make a Serengeti safari simpler

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If you’re looking for a bucket list tick this year, take this as your sign not to put it off any longer – this is one for your list (and the books).

The Great Migration is considered one of the ‘greatest spectacles on earth’ and we have to agree. Wildebeest in their hundreds of thousands – joined by zebra and antelope – gradually cross the plains from the Serengeti in Tanzania to Kenya’s Maasai Mara region following in pursuit of fresh grazing. Where game goes, predators follow, and in turn mesmerizing scenes from dangerous river crossings to heart-pumping chases. For safari lovers with a penchant for action, this is one that will leave a lasting impression.

Plan – as best you can!

With a trip like a Great Migration safari, planning ahead is essential. Demand is high during peak season. However, the timing and exact location of the herds each year is never 100% predictable – and while there are guidelines, weather patterns and the abundance (or lack) of grazing dictates the game’s movement.

This is one of those times where you have to let nature take its course – literally – and why it’s important to get proper expert guidance on timing, location and all the logistics that go with it. This is where we come in, to advise on the best areas, lodges and dates to book for what you want out of your trip. Importantly, given this can be one of the more pricey safari experiences, we can also ensure you get the best value without skimping on the experience.

Pack light (and smart)                                                                                                               

Sometimes the most asked questions are the most practical. Like, ‘what should I pack’? And while we’ll supply a more extensive guide when we help design your itinerary, here it is in a nutshell. Pack comfortable clothes in natural fabrics and neutral tones – always have in the back of your mind that you’re trying to blend in to your surroundings. It’s hot and sunny, but can get cool at night, so pack layers (everything from a swimsuit to a light jumper). Take comfortable walking shoes or hiking boots, a sunhat or cap. Some lodges will have a fitness centre so if you’re keen to stick to your routine, pack activewear too.

Avid and amateur photographers – this is your time to shine, so pack back-up batteries and memory cards. Remember lodges are typically remote so make sure to bring spare contact lenses and extra medication. Also NB – if you’re transferring via a small aircraft to your destination, there will be a baggage limit (on size and weight), so check the specifics with us before you depart!

Choose your digs…

When it comes to the migration, there are numerous ways (and places) to stay. From authentic (but luxurious) tented camps – sleeping with the sounds of the bush through canvas, and the primal pleasure of nights by the fire – to traditional lodges and all the comforts that come as part of the package. And again, within these are myriad more options – as far as style, size and location go.

The ideal lodge for you will depend on what you hope to get out of the experience. Do you want to be close to the action, or simply dip into it? Do you want to be immersed in nature on the plains or perched above it with an incredible view? Do you want to be surrounded by classic safari style (think campaign chairs and linen) or is a more contemporary take on bush décor more your thing? Our job is to take your wishlist and turn it into an itinerary, to make sure your safari is one you’ll never forget.

Get in touch with our travel team here for expert guidance on one of Africa’s most magnificent experiences.

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VoiceOver for macOS, first introduced in Mac OS X 10.4 in 2005, is a screen reader program that comes on new Mac computers. A variation of VoiceOver is also available on iPhones, iPads, and iPod touches.

Command + F5 starts the VoiceOver program. VoiceOver uses the Control and Option keys before each command. The combination is referred to as VO in the tables. The VO keys can be locked so that they do not need to be pressed to perform VoiceOver commands by pressing VO + ;.

The following shortcuts will help you navigate common page elements. You can press the Shift key with these commands to move to the previous occurrence.

You can navigate tables in text areas by row and column, and sort by column.

The VoiceOver "rotor" feature helps users to do some frequently performed navigation actions quickly and easily. You can choose which element types are viewable in the rotor by opening the VoiceOver Utility with VO + F8 , then going to Web > Web Rotor.

Open the rotor by pressing VO + U , then use the Left Arrow and Right Arrow keys to choose between element types (availability varies depending on the content of the web page, and whether the element type is enabled for viewing in the rotor), such as Links, Headings, Tables, Frames, Images, Auto Web Spots (automatically generated list of structural and significant items on the page), Web Spots (user-identified page areas), Form Controls, Landmarks, Visited Links, and Non-Visited Links. Once a page element type is selected, use the Up Arrow and Down Arrow to select a particular element and Enter to activate it. Escape exits the rotor.

Within the rotor, you can begin typing to filter the available elements. For example, with the Headers rotor open, pressing "2" will filter to second level headings. Typing "nav" will filter to the headings that contain those characters.

Apple provides VoiceOver user information at www.apple.com/voiceover/info/guide/ .

iOS 17 Cheat Sheet: All Your Questions on the Latest iPhone Update Answered

A pple's  iOS 17 was released in September , shortly after the company held its Wonderlust event , where the tech giant announced the  iPhone 15 lineup , the Apple Watch Series 9 and the Apple Watch Ultra 2 . We put together this cheat sheet to help you learn about and use the latest features in iOS 17 before Apple releases  iOS 18 . This page will also help you keep track of the subsequent iOS 17 updates.

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• iOS 17.2 Brings These New Features to Your iPhone
• What iOS 17.1.2 Fixes on Your iPhone
• iOS 17.1.1 Patches These iPhone Issues
• What New Features iOS 17.1 Brings to Your iPhone
• What to Know About iOS 17.0.1
• Apple Made an iPhone 15 Mistake, but iOS 17.0.2 Is Here to Fix It
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Linux, often associated with being a complex operating system primarily used by developers, may not necessarily fit that description entirely. While it can initially appear challenging for beginners, once you immerse yourself in the Linux world, you may find it difficult to return to your previous Windows systems. The power of Linux commands in controlling your PC, coupled with their clean user interface, can make it hard to switch back to older operating systems. If you’re a developer, you can likely relate to the advantages and appeal of Linux.

To support developers and beginners alike, we have created a comprehensive Linux/Unix command line cheat sheet . This cheat sheet covers all the basic and advanced commands, including file and directory commands, file permission commands, file compression and archiving, process management, system information, networking, and more with proper examples and descriptions. In addition to that we provide all the most used Linux Shortcut which includes Bash shortcuts, Nano shortcuts, VI & Vim Shortcuts Commands. It provides a solid foundation on Linux OS commands, as well as insights into practical applications.

By the end of this cheat sheet, you will have a basic understanding of Linux/Unix Commands and how it makes development easy for developers.

What is Linux?

Linux is an open-source UNIX-like operating system (OS). An operating system is a software that directly manages a system’s hardware and resources, like CPU, memory, and storage. OS acts as a GUI through which user can communicate with the computer. The OS sits between applications and hardware and makes the connections between all of your software and the physical resources that do the work.

Linux Commands List – Table of Content File and Directory Operations Commands File Permission Commands File Compression and Archiving Commands Process Management Commands System Information Commands Networking Commands IO Redirection Commands Environment Variable Commands User Management Commands Shortcuts Commands List Bash Shortcuts Commands Nano Shortcuts Commands VI Shortcuts Commands Vim Shortcuts Commands FAQs on Linux Commands Cheat Sheet

Basic Linux Commands with Examples

In this Linux cheat sheet, we will cover all the most important Linux commands, from the basics to the advanced. We will also provide some tips on how to practice and learn Linux commands. This cheat sheet is useful for Beginners and Experience professionals.

1. File and Directory Operations Commands

File and directory operations are fundamental in working with the Linux operating system. Here are some commonly used File and Directory Operations commands:

2. File Permission Commands

File permissions on Linux and Unix systems control access to files and directories. There are three basic permissions: read, write, and execute. Each permission can be granted or denied to three different categories of users: the owner of the file, the members of the file’s group, and everyone else.

Here are some file permission commands:

3. File Compression and Archiving Commands

Here are some file compression and archiving commands in Linux:

4. Process Management Commands

In Linux, process management commands allow you to monitor and control running processes on the system. Here are some commonly used process management commands:

5. System Information Commands

In Linux, there are several commands available to gather system information. Here are some commonly used system information commands:

6. Networking Commands

In Linux, there are several networking commands available to manage and troubleshoot network connections. Here are some commonly used networking commands:

7. IO Redirection Commands 

In Linux, IO (Input/Output) redirection commands are used to redirect the standard input, output, and error streams of commands and processes. Here are some commonly used IO redirection commands:

8. Environment Variable Commands

In Linux, environment variables are used to store configuration settings, system information, and other variables that can be accessed by processes and shell scripts. Here are some commonly used environment variable commands:

9. User Management Commands

In Linux, user management commands allow you to create, modify, and manage user accounts on the system. Here are some commonly used user management commands:

10. Shortcuts Commands

There are many shortcuts commands in Linux that can help you be more productive. Here are a few of the most common ones:

10.1: Bash Shortcuts Commands:

10.2: nano shortcuts commands:, 10.3: vi shortcuts commands:, 10.4: vim shortcuts commands:.

In conclusion, Linux is a widely used operating system for development, and as a developer, you should have knowledge of Linux and its basic commands. In this Cheat Sheet, we covered all commands like creating directories, file compression and archiving, process management, system information, networking and more. In addition to that, this Linux Cheat Sheet is organized and categorized, making it easy for developers to quickly find the commands they need for specific use cases. By utilizing this resource, developers can enhance their productivity and efficiency in working with Linux, leading to smoother and more successful development projects.

PS.  Don’t miss our other Python cheat sheet for data science that covers  Scikit-Learn ,  Bokeh ,  Pandas  and Python basics .

FAQs on Linux Commands Cheat Sheet

1. what is linux cheat sheet.

When your memory fails or you prefer not to rely on “linux –help ?” in the Terminal, this linux cheat sheet comes to the rescue. It is hard to memorize all the important linux Commandsby heart, so print this out or save it to your desktop to resort to when you get stuck.

2.What are the basics of Linux?

Kernel . The base component of the OS. Without it, the OS doesn’t work. … System user space . The administrative layer for system-level tasks like configuration and software install. … Applications . A type of software that lets you perform a task.

3. What is 777 in Linux command?

You might have heard of chmod 777. This command will  give read, write and execute permission to the owner, group and public .

4. How do I see what users are doing in Linux?

Using the w Command, w command in Linux shows logged-in users and their activities.

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