Match the following commonly used and important Linux commands with what they do. You can use any resource to research what each of these commands do. Learning about these commands and knowing them by heart will make it easier to practice using Linux for more tasks. work with .tar archive files of directories connect to a remote machine download a file from the internet change the working directory make empty directories invoke Makefile to compile a program show the name of the computer copy files and directories copy files, usually between two computers compile a program including ones written in C move or rename files search for text in files list directory contents compare two files line by line (assuming they are text files) show the manual documentation for a command print name of current/working directory create a blank file if it does not already exist; if file does exist update its modification timestamp to the present time delete files or directories display a table of processes (i.e., programs) being run by users of the computer show a list of most recently entered commands