Ubuntu Cheat Sheet

Ubuntu Cheat Sheet

 Note : This blog is is still under construction.

This blog gives you some of the common commands or tasks which you would be performing everyday in Ubuntu machine. This is mainly for the beginners who just moved from Windows to Ubuntu.

How to list the installed software in Ubuntu?

dpkg --list

How to install a package?

sudo apt-get install <package_name>

How to completely remove a package from Ubuntu system?

sudo apt-get purge <package_name>

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