7 Linux commands I cant live without after 20 years in the terminal

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This article highlights seven Linux commands the writer relies on most after decades in the terminal. It explains how SSH helps with remote administration, chmod manages permissions, and kill or killall stops runaway applications. It also covers dmesg for kernel and hardware troubleshooting, grep for fast text searching, ping for network diagnostics, and apt-get for installing and updating software on Ubuntu/Debian systems. The piece is practical and instructional, aimed at helping readers work faster and troubleshoot more effectively from the command line.

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