Top 100 linux commands

Here’s a comprehensive list of 100 essential Linux commands that cover a broad range of tasks. This list includes commands for file manipulation, system monitoring, networking, package management, and more:

File and Directory Management

1. ls – List directory contents
2. cd – Change directory
3. pwd – Print working directory
4. mkdir – Make directories
5. rmdir – Remove empty directories
6. rm – Remove files or directories
7. cp – Copy files or directories
8. mv – Move or rename files or directories
9. touch – Change file timestamps or create empty files
10. find – Search for files in a directory hierarchy
11. locate – Find files by name
12. updatedb – Update the database for locate
13. diff – Compare files line by line
14. file – Determine file type
15. chmod – Change file modes or Access Control Lists
16. chown – Change file owner and group
17. chgrp – Change group ownership
18. ln – Create hard and symbolic links

Text Processing

19. cat – Concatenate and display files
20. tac – Concatenate and display files in reverse
21. more – View file contents page by page
22. less – View file contents page by page (with backward movement)
23. head – Output the first part of files
24. tail – Output the last part of files
25. grep – Search text using patterns
26. sed – Stream editor for filtering and transforming text
27. awk – Pattern scanning and processing language
28. cut – Remove sections from each line of files
29. paste – Merge lines of files
30. sort – Sort lines of text files
31. uniq – Report or omit repeated lines
32. wc – Print newline, word, and byte counts for each file
33. tr – Translate or delete characters
34. xargs – Build and execute command lines from standard input

System Monitoring and Management

35. top – Display Linux tasks
36. htop – Interactive process viewer (requires installation)
37. ps – Report process status
38. df – Report file system disk space usage
39. du – Estimate file space usage
40. free – Display amount of free and used memory
41. uptime – Tell how long the system has been running
42. vmstat – Report virtual memory statistics
43. iostat – Report CPU and I/O statistics
44. lsof – List open files
45. netstat – Print network connections, routing tables, interface statistics
46. ss – Utility to investigate sockets
47. dmesg – Print or control the kernel ring buffer
48. systemctl – Control the systemd system and service manager
49. journalctl – Query and display messages from the journal
50. shutdown – Bring the system down
51. reboot – Reboot the system

Networking

52. ping – Send ICMP ECHO_REQUEST to network hosts
53. ifconfig – Configure a network interface (deprecated, use ip)
54. ip – Show/manipulate routing, devices, policy routing, and tunnels
55. netcat (or nc) – Read and write data across network connections
56. wget – Non-interactive network downloader
57. curl – Transfer data from or to a server
58. ssh – OpenSSH SSH client (remote login program)
59. scp – Secure copy (remote file copy program)
60. ftp – File Transfer Protocol client
61. sftp – Secure File Transfer Protocol client
62. traceroute – Print the route packets take to the network host
63. host – DNS lookup utility
64. dig – DNS lookup
65. whois – Whois query program

Package Management

66. apt-get – APT package handling utility (Debian-based systems)
67. apt – High-level package management command-line interface (Debian-based)
68. yum – Package manager for RPM-based distributions (e.g., CentOS, RHEL)
69. dnf – Package manager for RPM-based distributions (successor to yum)
70. rpm – RPM package manager
71. pacman – Package manager for Arch Linux
72. zypper – Command-line interface of ZYpp package manager (openSUSE)
73. snap – Package management system that allows installing snaps
74. flatpak – System for building, distributing, and running sandboxed desktop applications

Disk Management

75. fdisk – Partition table manipulator for Linux
76. parted – A partition manipulation program
77. mkfs – Build a Linux file system
78. fsck – File system consistency check and repair
79. mount – Mount a file system
80. umount – Unmount file systems
81. blkid – Locate/print block device attributes
82. lsblk – List information about block devices

User Management

83. useradd – Create a new user or update default new user information
84. usermod – Modify a user account
85. userdel – Delete a user account and related files
86. passwd – Change user password
87. groupadd – Create a new group
88. groupdel – Delete a group
89. groups – Show which groups a user belongs to
90. id – Print user and group information

Process Management

91. kill – Send a signal to a process
92. killall – Kill processes by name
93. pkill – Send signals to processes based on name and other attributes
94. nohup – Run a command immune to hangups
95. jobs – List active jobs
96. fg – Bring a job to the foreground
97. bg – Resume a stopped job in the background

System Information

98. uname – Print system information
99. hostname – Show or set the system’s hostname
100. date – Display or set the system date and time

These commands provide a solid foundation for managing and interacting with a Linux system.

TikTok Report Form

Reporting via TikTok’s Webform

1. Go to the Report Form: Access TikTok’s webform for reporting issues by visiting the following link: TikTok Report Form.
2. Select the Issue: Choose the type of violation you’re reporting from the options provided.
3. Provide Details: Fill out the form with specific details about the content or behavior you’re reporting. This includes providing URLs, descriptions, and any relevant screenshots if applicable.
4. Submit the Report: Once you’ve completed the form, submit it for review.

This form allows you to report various types of violations and provide necessary details for TikTok’s review. If you need further assistance, TikTok’s Help Center is also a useful resource.

Top 200 Microsoft games

Listing the top 200 Microsoft games can be a bit overwhelming, but I can certainly highlight a broad range of notable titles across various categories and platforms. Here’s a mix of classic and recent games, including those from Microsoft Studios and other associated developers, organized by genre or platform:

Action/Adventure

1. Halo Series (e.g., Halo: Combat Evolved, Halo 3, Halo Infinite)
2. Gears of War Series (e.g., Gears of War, Gears 5)
3. Forza Horizon Series (e.g., Forza Horizon 4, Forza Horizon 5)
4. Forza Motorsport Series (e.g., Forza Motorsport 7)
5. Sea of Thieves
6. Sunset Overdrive
7. Quantum Break
8. State of Decay Series (e.g., State of Decay 2)
9. Crackdown Series (e.g., Crackdown 3)
10. Ori and the Will of the Wisps
11. Ori and the Blind Forest
12. Ryse: Son of Rome
13. Scalebound (unreleased but highly anticipated)
14. Fable Series (e.g., Fable Anniversary, Fable Legends)

RPG

15. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (Xbox and Windows platforms)
16. Fallout 76 (Microsoft acquisition)
17. Dragon Age: Inquisition (EA Play integration)
18. Cyberpunk 2077 (Available on Xbox platforms)
19. Pillars of Eternity (Available on Xbox platforms)
20. Divinity: Original Sin 2 (Available on Xbox platforms)

Strategy

21. Age of Empires Series (e.g., Age of Empires IV)
22. Halo Wars Series (e.g., Halo Wars 2)
23. Civilization VI (Available on Xbox platforms)
24. Empire Earth (Available through older Microsoft platforms)

Puzzle/Platformer

25. Minecraft (Microsoft acquisition)
26. Cuphead (Available on Xbox platforms)
27. Limbo (Available on Xbox platforms)
28. Inside (Available on Xbox platforms)
29. Banjo-Kazooie Series (e.g., Banjo-Kazooie, Banjo-Tooie)
30. Conker’s Bad Fur Day (Rare replay)

Shooters

31. Destiny 2 (Available on Xbox platforms)
32. Call of Duty Series (Available on Xbox platforms)
33. Wolfenstein Series (Available on Xbox platforms)
34. Doom Eternal (Available on Xbox platforms)
35. Titanfall Series (e.g., Titanfall 2)

Simulation

36. Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020)
37. Zoo Tycoon (e.g., Zoo Tycoon: Ultimate Animal Collection)
38. Microsoft Train Simulator

Sports/Racing

39. NBA 2K Series (Available on Xbox platforms)
40. Madden NFL Series (Available on Xbox platforms)
41. PGA Tour 2K Series (Available on Xbox platforms)
42. Motorsport Manager

Indie and Other Notable Titles

43. Hades (Available on Xbox platforms)
44. Dead Cells (Available on Xbox platforms)
45. The Outer Worlds (Available on Xbox platforms)
46. Gears Tactics (Spin-off from Gears of War series)
47. Hi-Fi Rush (Recent rhythm-action game)

Older Classics

48. Halo Wars (Original)
49. Fable II
50. Perfect Dark (Remastered version available)
51. Jet Set Radio Future (Available through backward compatibility)
52. Kameo: Elements of Power

Process to cancel a Microsoft Office 365 product

Steps to Cancel a Microsoft Office 365 Subscription

1. Sign In to Your Microsoft Account:
   • Go to the Microsoft Account Sign-In Page.
   • Enter your email address and password associated with your Office 365 account.
   • Click on “Sign in.”
   • Access Your Services & Subscriptions:
   • Once signed in, navigate to the Microsoft Services & Subscriptions Page.
   • You may be prompted to sign in again for security reasons.
2. Locate Your Office 365 Subscription:
   • On the Services & Subscriptions page, find the Office 365 subscription you wish to cancel.
   • Click on the “Manage” button next to the subscription.
3. Cancel Your Subscription:
   • On the subscription management page, look for an option like “Cancel subscription” or “Cancel renewal.”
   • Click on this option to begin the cancellation process.
4. Follow the Cancellation Instructions:
   • You may be asked to confirm your cancellation. Follow the on-screen prompts to complete the process.
   • Microsoft may offer alternatives or ask for feedback on why you’re canceling.
5. Confirmation:
   • Once you’ve completed the cancellation steps, you should receive a confirmation email from Microsoft.
   • Your subscription will remain active until the end of the current billing period unless you choose an immediate cancellation.

Additional Notes:

• Refunds: Be aware of Microsoft’s refund policy. You may be eligible for a partial refund if you cancel within a specific time frame.
• Access to Services: After cancellation, you’ll retain access to Office 365 services until the end of the current billing cycle.

For the most accurate and updated process, or if you encounter issues, you should refer to Microsoft’s official support documentation or contact their customer service directly.

Cancel Brigade

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