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Manual Structure Cheat Sheet: Section Contains Description

This cheat sheet manual provides an overview of the Linux system structure divided into 8 sections, including user commands, system calls, C library functions, devices and files, file formats, games, miscellaneous topics, and system administration tools. Key sections are user commands that can be run without administrative privileges, file formats and conventions that describe file types and configurations, and system administration tools that require root privileges.

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Manual Structure Cheat Sheet: Section Contains Description

This cheat sheet manual provides an overview of the Linux system structure divided into 8 sections, including user commands, system calls, C library functions, devices and files, file formats, games, miscellaneous topics, and system administration tools. Key sections are user commands that can be run without administrative privileges, file formats and conventions that describe file types and configurations, and system administration tools that require root privileges.

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Manual Structure

Cheat Sheet

Section Contains Description


Commands that can be run
from the shell by a normal user
1 User Commands
(typically no administrative
privileges are needed)
Programming functions used to
2 System Calls
make calls to the Linux kernel
Programming functions that
3 C Library Functions provide interfaces to specific
programming libraries.
File system nodes that
Devices and Special
4 represent hardware devices or
Files
software devices.
The structure and format of file
File Formats and
5 types or specific configuration
Conventions
files.

6 Games Games available on the system

Overviews of miscellaneous
7 Miscellaneous topics such as protocols,
filesystems and so on.
Commands that require root or
System administration
8 other administrative privileges
tools and Daemons
to use

Note: Sections 1, 5, 8 are what you will likely use most often.

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