Modern Linux desktop environments have gained popularity because they’re easy to use and have a more attractive design than the Linux GUI experience of years past. Despite these milestones, Linux commands that are run from a terminal are still needed — and extremely useful for the end-user. In this article, I’ll share some commonly used commands for use on your Linux desktop, in addition to some great commands that can save you time.
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