Linux
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reference | $0.99 | Paul Hudson | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
- Contains over 1200 of the most important Linux man pages in a super-fast searchable format - just type a few letters of a command and see a brief overview of what it does, or tap to see the full man page.
- Backed by over 100 awesome command-line cheatsheet tips from the author, designed to help you get the most from Linux, including:
- How to log your Bash sessions
- How to rename lots of files at once
- How to setup a personal web server with just one command
- How to get the most from "top"
- And much more!
- These tips have been written to accomodate all levels of user, so you'll find something helpful for you even if you're just starting out on your Linux journey.
- Designed to be universal, meaning that you can enjoy the app on your iPhone, iPod touch and iPad with a single purchase.
- Makes a great reference guide to keep in your pocket, sit it by your computer as your type along with the tips, or just keep it around for emergencies!
Still not convinced? Take a look at what users are saying:
"This app was such a great surprise. I bought it thinking it was a linux/unix shell reference (which it is) but it actually is also a user-friendly guide to a lot of Linux theory stuff. Oh and best part is that the actual reference data is included in the app (no using the Internet for each time you look up a command; it's all there) really fast load times! Totally worth the $.99" - Blake Turner
"Lays out information in a clear and concise manner. Has a couple tricks that some advanced users might not know. Worth the buck." - Harrison Dickson
"Very clear to read and easy to search plus a huge database of commands and tips" - Zabadda
"Finally a Linux reference with more than just a few commands. Thanks Paul!" - Brian Collamer
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Reviews
Lacks many basic commands
MacAppster
Lacks many basic commands like tar, umask, xz (new archive standard). Many more not found. Don't waste your money even if only a $1.
Great app but is not compatible with iOS 11
gingadiabetic
This really is a great reference, but it doesn’t work with iOS 11. If it gets updated the it’s 5 stars. If not it is worthless
Excellent!
BrianCollamer
Finally a Linux reference with more than just a few commands. Where is fdisk? Thanks Paul!
Awesome
Iv-er
This app was such a great surprise. I bought it thinking it was a linux/unix shell reference (which it is) but it actually is also a user-friendly guide to a lot of Linux theory stuff. Oh and best part is that the actual reference data is included in the app (no using the Internet for each time you look up a command; it's all there) really fast load times! Totally worth the $.99
great reference guide
Hunter Bledsoe
I purchased this app for my Linux class and it has been a lifesaver. the gui for the program is organized and is easy to transition through all the information. and all the information under the command section is in-depth and sometimes gives me more info than my college book.
Packed full of goodies!
bamm750
Has more information than the man pages! Nicely detailed. Nice layout, searchable, a must have!
Great Reference
Boswbr25
I am a beginner when it comes to Linux and this guide has been a huge help in understanding how to use several new commands. Also, I love that I will never have to run a 'man' command again since the manuals are provided for all the commands. Great explanations of many cool ways to use different commands and they are all categorized for easy finding.
Great reference on the go
phonebone222
I would have liked to have this app years ago when I was on the road and did not have an internet connection. I didn't have a Linux manual with me either. Some Linux distros do not have man pages. This app is very convenient and quick. And several excellent tips to do useful things too!
