Some useful commands to explore the system:

Learn more about a command:        man name-of-command
Move around:                       ls, cd, cd ..

Start a graphical environment:     wayfire (overlapping windows, traditional)
                                   sway (tiling windows, advanced)

See all running processes:         htop
See system services:               systemctl
Analyze disk usage:                ncdu /
List hardware/peripherals:         lsblk
                                   lsusb
                                   lspci
                                   ip a
View this message again:           reform-help
Read the Operator Handbook:        reform-handbook (press % to fix contrast, Q to quit)
Set keyboard layout and timezone:  sudo reform-config
Chat in Reform community:          reform-chat
Select boot device:                reform-boot-config
Select display configuration:      reform-display-config
Set up encrypted NVMe:             reform-setup-encrypted-nvme
Update / install software:         sudo apt update
                                   apt search keyword
                                   sudo apt install package
View a text file:                  less filename
Edit a text file:                  micro filename
Log out:                           exit

Most programs can be quit with Ctrl+C, Q, or Ctrl+Q.
Exit the chat with /quit.