Linux Cheat Sheets
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Git Cheat Sheet
Zack Rusin's released a great printable cheatsheet covering the now very popular version control system git. Includes not only commands, but also illustrates git concepts in an easy to understand way. [link]
Unix/Linux Command Cheat Sheet
FOSSwire's released a very nice cheatsheet of basic Unix or Linux terminal commands. File management, system processes, and network information are just a few of the commands covered. Printable PDF [link]
Common Linux Commands
This site has a long listing of commonly used commands for Linux, along with helpful descriptions of there use [link]
The Definitive Guide to Bash Command Line History
The guide and companion cheat sheet teaches you how to work efficiently with the commands you executed previously on the command line. Cheat sheet includes examples, keyboard shortcuts, shell variables, and more. [link]
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DZone Refcardz: Getting Started with Eclipse
This polished cheat sheet will get you started using the popular text/code editor Eclipse. Includes details on shortcuts, config options, plugins, and more... (Note: Registration required to download) [link]
Git Cheat Sheet
Zack Rusin's released a great printable cheatsheet covering the now very popular version control system git. Includes not only commands, but also illustrates git concepts in an easy to understand way. [link]
The Definitive Guide to Bash Command Line History
The guide and companion cheat sheet teaches you how to work efficiently with the commands you executed previously on the command line. Cheat sheet includes examples, keyboard shortcuts, shell variables, and more. [link]
Bash's VI Editing Mode Cheat Sheet
A quick tutorial and accompanying cheat sheet that summarizes default keyboard shortcuts for Bash's VI editing mode. The cheat sheet includes moving around, copy and pasting, searching and more. [link]
GNU Screen Command Cheat Sheet
GNU Screen, the handy tool used for managing multiple terminal sessions, has more features than you might think. Peteris Krumins dug into the software and made up a neat cheatsheet. [link]
