It doesn’t matter if you’re configuring your system’s network information, installing applications from packages, or compressing and packaging directories, you’ll need to be familiar with the terminal commands used for those operations, especially if the GUI either isn’t working the way you’d like or you want a faster, more efficient way to get things done. Thankfully, this cheat sheet has the commands to do all of those things and then some.
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