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Linux has come a long way from being a command line OS ,present days Linux Distros have very good GUI(Graphic User Inter phase) ,well almost majority of them do but still knowing command line is very useful in order to unleashes the true  power of Linux.Some basic commands to start with are listed below :- man command :- IT is the Basic Linux command  to find the manual pages attached to any program,utility or function.Such as man man would show the manual page for the man command. info command :-  

http://www.cs.colostate.edu/helpdocs/vi.html 1. open file: vi filename 2. enter the insert mode: i 3. turns off the Insert mode: 4. enter command model: shift + : 5. exit vi: q exit vi and save file: wq exit vi and not save file: q! 6. delete entire current line: dd

While I was surfing today I found out a helpful post about battle.net. Most of the commands are well known to everyone but you will be surprised to see how many other commands you can use in your own protection. You can actually block chat from certain group of people without squelching them or ignore the minimap signals from annoying observers. Universal Chat Commands The following commands can be used in any chat channel. They can also be used during game setup or while a game is in progress. /help (/?) - Help topics for different chat commands. /whois [user] (/where, /whereis) - Looks up basic information on users. /whoami - Displays your information on Battle.net. /whisper [user] (/w, /m, /msg) - Sends a private message to a user online regardless of the channel he is in. /r [message] - sends [message] to the last user who whispered you. /ignore [user] (/squelch) - Ignores any future messages from that user, effectively muting that user to you. All players using the same IP...

A list of chat commands, shortcuts and hotkeys you can use while connected to Battle.Net, in-game or in single-player. Updated to include commands from the Warcraft, Starcraft and Diablo games. Universal Chat Commands Chat Room Commands Friends Commands Chat Protection In-Game Commands Shortcut Commands Universal Chat Commands The following commands can be used in any chat channel. They can also be used during game setup or while a game is in progress. /help (/?) - Help topics for different chat commands. /whois [user] (/where, /whereis) - Looks up basic information on users. /whoami - Displays your information on Battle.net. /whisper [user] (/w, /m, /msg) - Sends a private message to a user online regardless of the channel he is in. /r [message] - sends [message] to the last user who whispered you. /ignore [user] (/squelch) - Ignores any future messages from that user, effectively muting that user to you. All players using the same IP address(ex. in a LAN) will be muted. /unign...