Quick Tip: Unix-VI Cheat Sheets

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Posted on : 17-03-2010 | By : Loiane | In : UNIX

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Earlier this week, I started to play around Unix/Aix. I have to confess: I was very confused with all those commands that are anything intuitive.

I was looking like those people that have never turned a computer on before, and you have to teach them how to use a mouse and how to move the cursor around the screen. Totally newbie.

I definitely need those cheat sheets I can reference when I’m working on the command line environment.

So I goggled it and I found some interesting cheat sheets/ref cards. Following are some links that helped me (in case you need it as well):

References:

vi Editor “Cheat Sheet”
Linux-Unix cheat sheets – The ultimate collection
Free Unix/Linux and vi/vim cheat sheets

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