Linux Cheatsheet was a books & reference app developed by akshay2000. It was removed from Google Play Apr 22, 2024 and is no longer available for download.
Download Statistics
Linux Cheatsheet had been downloaded 130 thousand times before it became unavailable.
User Ratings
Linux Cheatsheet was rated 4.07 out of 5 stars, based on 520 ratings.
App Information
Linux Cheatsheet was free to download. The APK download size was 912.43 kB. The last available version was 1.0. The last update was on June 22, 2014.
Technical Requirements
Linux Cheatsheet required Android 3.0+ or higher. The app had a content rating of Everyone. The app had been available on Google Play June 2014.
Description
Ever find yourself in the situation where you remember a command but aren't sure about the syntax? Me too! That's where this app comes handy! Completely free.
Features: Categorized and organized UI Command highlighting for quick view Easy on eyes Information rich, valid information User friendly language for explanation of commands
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★★★★★
great guide for linux if one forgets cmds awesome app well made descent gui am good for noobs
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Cool
★★★★★
I haven't actually tried the app yet but here's 5 stars for not requiring any permissions! lol
★★★★★
Akshay does a great job of giving you the ~100 or so key commands in Linux that you will need to get around. The fact that they were kind enough to not include ads is a major plus. Some suggested improvements might be to include the option to click the command example and see more detailed descriptions (i.e. some more info on commands within editors like vi) There are some minor typographic errors that should get fixed like the misspelled "locate" command. Altogether this is one of the cleanest, most straightforward command references on Play.
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Very weak
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Missing a lot of basics
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Needs more commands and better usage summaries. Also, "make" is not a package management command. It's a compilation command. I already knew all these commands already or using man would be more helpful.
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