Basics of Linux Command Line 2024

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Arne Wernien-Wünschmann

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1. Introduction and preparation

1. Hello out there.mp4

02:37

1. Introduction and preparation.zip

2. Installation the virtual machine.mp4

03:13

3. Open the terminal.mp4

00:53

2. Introduction to the Command Line

1.1 1 Introduction to the Command Li 14b30e6e300f44ec8d5fbb7e3a30c28c-210224-2112-10.pdf

1. Few simple commands.mp4

03:39

2. The Linux file system.mp4

06:02

3. Navigating the File System.mp4

10:29

4. File System.html

5. Listing Files and Directories.mp4

03:44

6. Hard Links vs Soft Links.mp4

03:31

7. Creating Links.mp4

07:46

8. Directory loop!.mp4

03:36

9. Linux Links.html

10. LS - command options.mp4

11:09

11. Is command options.html

3. Working with Files

1.1 2 Working with Files.pdf

1.2 2 Working with Files.pdf

1. The touch command.mp4

04:52

2. Create and remove empty directories.mp4

04:52

3. Remove files using the rm-command.mp4

12:02

4. Removing Files.html

5. Copy fiels using the cp-command.mp4

07:26

6. Move and copy files.mp4

07:32

7.1 tux.zip

7. The file command.mp4

02:36

8. Filenames and spaces.mp4

03:55

9. Filenames and special characters.mp4

05:03

10. Auto completion.mp4

03:42

11. Keyboard shortcuts.mp4

04:10

4. Viewing and Editing Files

1.1 3 Viewing and Editing Files .pdf

1.2 3 Viewing and Editing Files.pdf

1. Graphical text editor.mp4

02:25

2. Nano.mp4

05:19

3. Command Line History.mp4

05:41

4. cat and tac.mp4

02:28

5. head and tail.mp4

03:18

6. The wc command.mp4

02:42

5. Help yourself!

1.1 4 Help yourself!.pdf

1.2 4 Help yourself!.pdf

1. Types of Commands.mp4

07:09

2. Which command.mp4

02:45

3. help and man.mp4

04:15

4. What is going on.mp4

01:30

5. Types of commands and finding help.html

6. Make your own commands

1.1 5 Make your own commands.pdf

1.2 5 Make your own commands.pdf

1. Combining multiple commands.mp4

06:32

2. Combining commands.html

3. Wildcards #1.mp4

10:56

4. Wildcards #2.mp4

09:12

5. Wildcards.html

6. What are aliases.mp4

04:58

7. Application examples for alias.mp4

04:15

8. Advanced aliases.mp4

03:05

9. Alias.html

7. Finishing the cource

1.1 Learn Linux Quickly.pdf

1. Learn Linux Quickly.html

2.1 Learn Ansible Quickly RHCE.pdf

2. Learn Ansible Quickly.html

Description

This is an introductory course to the Linux command line. The course is suitable for both Linux beginners and advanced u

What You'll Learn?

Realize the potential of the Linux command line.
Explain the Linux file system hierarchy.
Create hard and soft links.
Create, view and edit files.
Find help using the Linux command line.
Navigating the Linux file system.
Use Command Options.
Use powerful Linux wildcards.
Use various Linux text editors (gedit).
Create your own Linux commands.

Who is this for?

Anyone who wants to get started with Linux.

Existing Linux users or learners who want to use the Linux command line effectively.

Windows or Mac users who want to migrate to Linux but are afraid to take the plunge!

Aspiring Linux system administrators.

What You Need to Know?

The desire to learn Linux.

Any Linux distribution installed on your computer (including on a virtual machine).

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Description
Become an effective Linux user and advance your Career.
Learn the power of the Linux command line.
Learn to understand the structure of the Linux File System.
Learn how to utilize Linux manual and help tools.
Learn to recognize the differences between soft and hard links.
Learn how to navigate your Linux File System using few simple commands!
Learn how to create, modify and process files.
Learn how to create your own Linux commands and win them over.
This course is one of the first steps to becoming the highest paid Red Hat Certified Engineer. This course will guide you through the Linux world from the very beginning to ensure you have the best possible start to a new system. You will see that you can quickly get to grips with the topic and therefore quickly overcome your fear of a new system.
You will also find animated videos to help you understand complex Linux concepts in a very simple way.
Who this course is for:
anyone who wants to get started with Linux.
existing Linux users or learners who wants to be effective at using the Linux command Line.
windows or mac users who wants to migrate to Linux but are afraid to make the move!
aspiring Linux system administrators.
Who this course is for:
Anyone who wants to get started with Linux.
Existing Linux users or learners who want to use the Linux command line effectively.
Windows or Mac users who want to migrate to Linux but are afraid to take the plunge!
Aspiring Linux system administrators.

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