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A command-line interface (CLI) is a means of interacting with a computer program where the user (or client) issues commands to the program in the form of successive lines of text (command lines). The program which handles the interface is called a command-line interpreter or Shell.

General articles

• ShellCommands - Basic command-line operation of a GNU/Linux system
• Shell - Command-line shells
• Console - The Linux console
• Bash - The default interactive shell in Debian
• CommandLine - WIP
• TheUnixWay
• ShellScript - WIP
• ManPage - Documentation/manual pages for command-line programs
• TerminalEmulator - Programs to interact with shells and command-line programs
• CommandsCLI - WIP
• Shell Tricks - WIP
• ShellConfiguration - WIP
• Zg2ShellStartup - WIP

Wiki pages

All wiki pages about command-line interfaces:

1. Bash
2. BashColors
3. BourneShell
4. BurnCd
5. CategoryCommandLineInterface
6. CommandLine
7. CommandLineInterface
8. CommandsCLI
9. Compression
10. Console
11. DvdRwTools
12. EricVeirasGalisson/ChangeLog
13. Fish
14. Lynx
15. ManualPage
16. Ncurses
17. Permissions
18. Shell
19. ShellCommands
20. ShellConfiguration
21. ShellScript
22. ShellToolTricks
23. ShellTricks
24. TerminalEmulator
25. TheUnixWay
26. UserInterface
27. WhereIsIt
28. Zg2ShellStartup
29. bn/CommandLineInterface
30. chgrp
31. coreutils
32. eo/UDF
33. git
34. ja/CommandLineInterface
35. motd
36. ms/CommandLineInterface
37. w3m
38. zh_CN/Bash
39. zh_CN/CommandLineInterface

Links

1. https://wiki.debian.org/CommandLineInterface
2. https://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/debian-reference/ch01.en.html