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Cheat sheet: Old Linux commands and their modern replacements

Try these modern utility alternatives to traditional Linux commands.

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Deprecated Linux commands and their replacements [Deprecated Linux commands and their replacements]

Open source powers innovation and that is true for the evolving realm of Linux commands. While tried-and-true Linux commands still get the job done, you may be inspired to optimize your command-line efficiency when new utilities surface. This cheat sheet takes a look at several classic utilities and offers up modern replacements such as dust for du, dnf for yum, and many more.

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By Seth Kenlon

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