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Project Name

Basic Command

Author:- Azhar
Channel:- Hackers Colony Official
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Introduction
Hey Hackers welcome back to our channel Hackers Colony Official. I am Azhar the C.E.O of
Hacker Colony Official. This pdf is made by Hacker Colony Official and only for our
members.

Goals
1. Help you to learn basic commands
2. Use termux like a advance hacker
3. You are our member so it is our work
4. Troubleshooting use termux

Basic Command⬇️⬇️
Navigation⬇️⬇️
1. `cd` - Change directory. Example: `cd Documents` to navigate to the Documents
folder.

2. `cd ~` - Navigate to the home directory.

3. `cd ..` - Go back to the previous directory.

4. `pwd` - Print working directory. Shows the current directory path

File Management ⬇️⬇️


5. . `ls` - List files and directories. Example: `ls -l` for detailed list.
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6. `mkdir` - Make a new directory. Example: `mkdir MyFolder` to create a new folder.

7. `rm` - Remove a file or directory. Example: `rm myfile.txt` to delete a file.

8. `cp` - Copy a file. Example: `cp myfile.txt MyFolder` to copy a file to a folder.

9. `mv` - Move or rename a file. Example: `mv myfile.txt MyFolder` to move a file to a
folder

System ⬇️⬇️
10. `uname -a` - Show system information, including kernel version and architecture.

11. `uptime` - Show system uptime and load average.

12. `free -h` - Show memory and storage usage.

13. `df -h` - Show disk usage.

Package Management ⬇️⬇️


14. `pkg install` - Install a package. Example: `pkg install python` to install Python.

15. `pkg update` - Update package list.

16. `pkg upgrade` - Upgrade installed packages.


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17. `pkg remove` - Remove a package. Example: `pkg remove python` to uninstall
python

Text Editing ⬇️⬇️


18. `nano` - Open the nano text editor. Example: `nano myfile.txt` to edit a file.

19. `vim` - Open the vim text editor. Example: `vim myfile.txt` to edit a file.

Miscellaneous ⬇️⬇️
20. .`man` - Show manual for a command. Example: `man cd` to show manual for the
cd command

21. `echo` - Print text to the screen. Example: `echo "Hello World!"` to print a message.

22. `termux-setup-storage` - Request storage access.

23. `termux-open` - Open files with default apps.

24. `termux-share` - Share files or text.

25. `termux-clipboard-get` - Get clipboard text.

26. `termux-clipboard-set` - Set clipboard text.

Accessibility ⬇️⬇️
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27. `termux-vibrate` - Vibrate device.

28. `termux-toast` - Show toast messages.

Hardware ⬇️⬇️
29. `termux-camera-info` - Show camera info.

30. `termux-camera-photo` - Take a photo.

31. `termux-microphone-record` - Record audio.

32. `termux-sms-inbox` - Show SMS inbox.

33. `termux-sms-send` - Send SM

Development ⬇️⬇️
34. `termux-bundle-info` - Show app bundle info.

35. `termux-create-shortcut` - Create home screen shortcuts.

36. `termux-debug` - Debug Termux apps.

37. `termux-kill` - Kill Termux processes.

38. `termux-list` - List installed packages.

39. 'Ctrl + d' - to exit termux .


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40. 'Ctrl + c' - Top stop installation.

41. `clear` - Clear the screen

Experimental ⬇️⬇️
42. `termux-elf-cleaner` - Clean up ELF files.

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43. `termux-keystore` - Manage keystore.

Information
44. `uname -a` - Show system information

45. `uptime` - Show system uptime

46. `free` - Show memory usage

47. `df` - Show disk usage

❤️
48. `whoami` - Show current username.

Thank You
Team HCO
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