A thread of my Linux threads🧵
1. Useful Linux🐧 Terminal Keyboard⌨️ Shortcut Keys To Boost🚀 Your Productivity📈

2. Basic Linux 🐧Commands📜 For Text Manipulation.

3. Simple Bash/ZSH GOD-LIKE History📜 Tricks Every Linux🐧 User Should Know!

4. Linux🐧Terminal Keyboard⌨️ Shortcut Keys To Boost🚀 Your Productivity📈

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5. Useful Linux🐧 Networking🌐 Commands📜 for Sysadmins/Regular Users🧑‍💻

6. Dump your LInux🐧 Network🌐 statics with ss command.
7. Recommended Books to Learn and Master Linux [For Beginners to Advanced Linux Users]📚

8. BEGINNER👦 LINUX PRIVILEGE 🔐ESCALATION⬆️Abusing SUDO rights and popping r00t shells

9. The Linux🐧 commands you should NEVER use.
Disclaimer DON'T🚫 run these commands.

10. 4k resolution Vim Editor Cheat sheet, suitable for desktop🖥️wallpaper🖼️
11. LINUX🐧 COMMAND LINE CHAINING⛓️:

13. Nmap Operators to invade firewalls🧱
14. Setting up your FTP📂 server🗄️ on Linux🐧

15. Top 50 Linux🐧 Commands You Must Know as a Regular User.
16. #know💡 #linux📚: Terminating a process in Linux wethout knowing the process id(PID).

18. Running shell🐚 commands without a Hang-Up
19. Find🔍 and delete large files taking up much space

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