
Master the Linux filesystem hierarchy standard, starting at the root /, with key directories like bin, sbin, usr, boot, dev, etc, and learn basics of pwd, cd, and ls.
Use the rm command to delete files and directories, noting deletions are permanent without a recycle bin; use -i for confirmation and -r to remove directories such as dir02.
Learn cp basics by copying files and directories with source and target arguments and options. Use -r for recursive copies and -i to avoid overwriting.
Use the mv command to rename and move files or directories, including combining rename and move operations, targeting the /tmp directory, and using -I to prevent overwriting existing files.
Master the cat command to display, concatenate, and copy files, using redirection and ctrl-d to end input. Contrast tac, the reverse of cat, to view reversed output.
Learn how grep filters lines by a string, use -i for case-insensitive matches, and -v to show non-matching lines, demonstrated with a tennis.txt example.
This tutorial is targeting an absolute Linux beginners. If you're looking for Linux skills, then you are in the right course because it’s starting point to acquire knowledge and practice skills in Linux. The main objective of this course is to introduce Linux and teach the most basic tasks to kickstart your Linux Journey. In this course you are going to learn how to interact with Linux using its Command Line Interface and that will get you more familiar with Linux and also it will help you to improve your knowledge in Linux.
In this course we are going to practice using Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 but you could practice using any Linux distribution such as Ubuntu or CentOS. So let’s get started.
In this course, you will learn What Linux is, Bash Shell command line basics, Getting help in Linux, File types fundamentals, Linux Filesystems Hierarchy Structure, File path facts, Filesystem manipulation, File management using command line interface such as how to create/delete files and directories, How to move files and directories, how to copy files and directories and how to rename files and directories and many skills which is extremely useful for non-Linux users.
Who this course is for:
Microsoft Windows administrators.
Linux beginners with Zero knowledge in Linux.
Anyone desires to learn a new technology.