Essential Linux Commands in French – A Comprehensive Guide

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The growing interest in Linux commands has led to the creation of this infographic, summarizing key Linux commands in French, categorized for ease of use. Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, this guide aims to be a valuable reference.

You Should Know: Practical Linux Commands & Usage

File & Directory Operations

– `ls` – List directory contents

ls -la # Show hidden files with details 

– `cd` – Change directory

cd /var/www # Navigate to a specific directory 

– `cp` – Copy files/directories

cp file.txt /backup/ # Copy a file to another location 

– `mv` – Move/rename files

mv oldname.txt newname.txt # Rename a file 

– `rm` – Remove files/directories

rm -rf directory/ # Force-delete a directory (use with caution) 

System & Process Management

– `top` / `htop` – Monitor system processes

htop # Interactive process viewer 

– `ps` – Display running processes

ps aux | grep nginx # Find specific processes 

– `kill` – Terminate processes

kill -9 PID # Force-kill a process 

– `systemctl` – Manage system services

systemctl restart apache2 # Restart a service 

Networking Commands

– `ifconfig` / `ip a` – Network interface details

ip a # Show IP addresses 

– `ping` – Test network connectivity

ping google.com 

– `netstat` – Network statistics

netstat -tuln # List listening ports 

– `ssh` – Secure remote login

ssh [email protected] 

Permissions & Ownership

– `chmod` – Change file permissions

chmod 755 script.sh # Set executable permissions 

– `chown` – Change file owner

chown user:group file.txt 

Package Management (Debian/Ubuntu)

– `apt-get` – Install/update packages

sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade 

– `dpkg` – Manage `.deb` packages

sudo dpkg -i package.deb 

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