Add shorter syntax for copying/moving to/from current directory

1 files changed, 26 insertions, 15 deletions

diff --git a/linux/linux-commands.md b/linux/linux-commands.md
index 35b329b..2ca217d 100644
--- a/linux/linux-commands.md
+++ b/linux/linux-commands.md
@@ -1,16 +1,27 @@
-## Job Control
-* List jobs, job_id is the numerical value of the job
-$ jobs
-* suspend job into background, similar to pause so that one can can do something else
-<Ctrl-Z>
-* Can resume it's running in the background by:
-$ bg <job_id>
-* Bring it back to foreground by inserting:
-$ fg
-* Or this incase of multiple jobs:
-$ fg %<job_id>
-* To suspend the process running in the background, use:
-$ kill -STOP %job_id
+#### Job Control  
+* List jobs, job_id is the numerical value of the job  
+  `$ jobs`  
+* suspend job into background, similar to pause so that one can can do something else  
+`<Ctrl-Z>`  
+* Can resume it's running in the background by:  
+  `$ bg <job_id>`  
+* Bring it back to foreground by inserting:  
+  `$ fg`  
+* Or in case of multiple jobs:  
+  `$ fg %<job_id>`  
+* To suspend the process running in the background, use:  
+  `$ kill -STOP %job_id`  
+- - -
 
-## Copy text/output into a file (useful if in putty/non graphical terminal emulator)
-$ <command> 2>&1 | tee output-file
+#### Copying/Moving/Renaming Files/Directories  
+- Shorter syntax to copy/move from/to current file path (current working directory) `$(pwd)`  
+NOTE: `.` can also be used but is limited  
+  `$ cp -r $(pwd)/path-to/file ~/new/path/`  
+  `$ mv -r ~/another/directory/file .`  
+
+- - -
+
+#### Copying/Pasting Text  
+- Copy text/output into a file (useful if in putty/non graphical terminal emulator)  
+  `$ <command> 2>&1 | tee output-file`  
+- - -