Hi Dennis - a few thing come to mind:
tee is a basic tool - as is ssh (needs it's own sheet I think) like
screen perhaps - tree is also a handy extended/visual ls.
the need to mount/umount devices is always new to windows folks -
getting oriented with dmesg and uname is good to know too.
Nmap is handy, but it might be more SysAdminish - like nice.
Rather than a section on SELinux - you could mention all of the tools
for file meta-data in one place > making chown chmod and chcon a set
of tools gives selinux useful context.
I would add unison right next to rsync - and lynx for browsing from
the command line - and anacron is cron for laptops.
Scripts begin with #! /bin/bash..
Typically have a couple [ in them..
and are often made quiet with ./script > /dev/null 2>&1
my favourite tool is detox (but for standard unix there is tr or
dos2unix/unix2dos) for text conversions; or convert for images or
transcode for video.
finally, for me, xargs turns more scripts into one-liners than anything else.
echo? lpr? there really are too many to list on just one page...
Looks nice - I can't wait to see the final version.
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