# Command Guru for Linux — user reviews

> 10 indexed App Store user reviews of Command Guru for Linux by Fors Brunns Konsult AB, rated 4.00/5 from 6 ratings.

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/command-guru-for-linux/id341230978/reviews
- App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/command-guru-for-linux/id341230978.md
- Rating breakdown: 5★ 3 · 4★ 2 · 3★ 0 · 2★ 0 · 1★ 1

## Most critical reviews (10 lowest-rated)

### 1/5 — It’s a scam

*2021-09-24*

It doesn’t explain what it does.

### 1/5 — Absolute waste of money.

*2014-09-20*

Don't waste your time or money on this pathetic app.

### 2/5 — Limited

*2010-04-08*

Limited information don't waste your money

### 2/5 — Ok but........

*2010-01-27*

This is a fine Linux cheat sheet for the basics. But $1.99 is more then it's worth. There are free apps and &.99 apps that have the same or more info in them. Search around before you buy this app.

### 4/5 — Furblender

*2017-03-21*

Brilliantly - done 👍

### 4/5 — Good app but four star!!

*2015-03-09*

I like to recommend it to everyone who is new to linux and work with Ubuntu and Debian core and maybe Fedora, but please update it and in my opinion price is little expensive for open sources OS!! But good app and helpful.

### 4/5 — for newcomer

*2015-01-27*

I  will say  it is very good.

### 4/5 — IT professional use

*2009-12-18*

I am a man who ventures between os x windows and linux in many different working enviroments and i love the fact that my bash commands are in my pocket at all times i look forward to the updates and maybe added distro commands for all linux distros.

### 5/5 — Great little app

*2017-12-25*

This is a good little app to study in your spare time. It’s worth $2 and helps you memorize a few of those “hard to remember” commands that are still so important. It only has maybe 150, 200 commands max but still good since you can use this app anywhere.

### 5/5 — Excellent reference!

*2009-11-29*

A really good reference with a lot of contents and many examples of how commands should be used! And if that wasn't enough, I can just add my own examples in a note to the commands. This will save me when I need to use the Linux command line. Recommended!!

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