There is no standard 'type' command in UNIX. If you are referring to the 'type' command that Windows uses, the equivalent in UNIX is the 'cat' command.
Strace can be a valuable tool when debugging quirky behavior with running unix or Linux processes. It intercepts all signals that a process receives as well as all system calls the process makes. It...
It is one of builtin Bash commands. It is used to describe the command and how it would be interpreted if used. Examples: Shell: type -p ruby Return: /usr/bin/ruby Shell: type -a ruby Return: ruby is...
Some will, some won't. Linux has enough differences from Unix that it would be very difficult to document which commands do not work, or work differently than they do on Unix.
because you probably put a space between the command and you are not supposed to
this guy is wrong because i tried it without a space and it still didn't work
The ones that are listed as part of a standard (such as Posix) will work in all UNIX systems (but not all systems, such as Windows command prompt). A lot of UNIX vendors add commands that only work...