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* [cd](#cd) |
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* [man](#man) |
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* [cp](#cp) |
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* [Concept of piping with >](#concept-of-piping-with>) |
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* [Concept of piping with arrows](#concept-of-piping-with-arrows) |
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* [mkdir](#mkdir) |
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* [su](#su) |
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* [sudo](#sudo) |
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* [chmod](#chmod) |
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* [history](#history) |
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* [grep](#grep) |
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* [piping with |](#piping-with-|) |
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* [piping with the pipe](#piping-with-the-pipe) |
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2. [The package manager(s)](#the-package-managers) |
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3. [Getting some INFO about the system](#getting-some-info-about-the-system) |
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4. [Cool programs you find on almost all linux](#cool-programs-you-find-on-almost-all-linux) |
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## Concept of piping with > |
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## Concept of piping with arrows |
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## piping with | |
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## piping with the pipe |
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