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Do not use terminal commands without understanding what they really do.

Welcome to the terminal!

Commands:

Its actually pretty simple to find all the commands:

> help === SYSTEM === uname, uptime, date, id, who, ps, top, lsmod, dmesg, systemctl, shutdown === TEXT === cat, echo, grep, sed, awk, wc, head, tail, more, less === FILE === ls, pwd, file, stat, chmod, chown, ln, mount, umount, df, du === PROCESS === kill, bg, fg, jobs, wait, exit, sleep === USER === useradd, userdel, passwd, groups, sudo === NETWORK === ifconfig, ping, ssh, scp, netstat, curl, wget === DEV === gcc, make, git, bash, sh, man, which, whereis === OTHER === clear, about, version, info, test, reboot, true, false