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    Kali Linux provides several commands for system maintenance and information gathering including sudo apt-get update to update packages, sudo apt-get upgrade to upgrade the system, ifconfig to view network configuration, clear to clear the screen, and uname options to check the kernel name, version, and all system information.

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    Kali Linux provides several commands for system maintenance and information gathering including sudo apt-get update to update packages, sudo apt-get upgrade to upgrade the system, ifconfig to view network configuration, clear to clear the screen, and uname options to check the kernel name, version, and all system information.

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    Kali Linux provides several commands for system maintenance and information gathering including sudo apt-get update to update packages, sudo apt-get upgrade to upgrade the system, ifconfig to view network configuration, clear to clear the screen, and uname options to check the kernel name, version, and all system information.

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    Kali Linux Commands

    For package updates: Sudo apt-get update


    For upgrade the machine: sudo apt-get upgrade
    Copy: cp
    Change directory: cd
    Blitch connection: ifconfig
    Clear screen: clear
    For double reult: &&
    For check user name: uname
    For check version: uname -r
    For check all version: uname -a

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