
Explore the Linux command line through a text-based terminal, learn to run commands with outputs, and try whoami and date on Linux, Windows, or Mac.
Explore the Linux command line, from using whoami and echo to navigate the file system with pwd, ls, and cd, and reading files with cat, and case sensitivity.
Learn to count lines with wc -l, view file contents with cat, and search inside files using grep. Explore /etc and practice tab completion to locate text and usernames.
Explore Linux shell operators, including running background programs with &, chaining with && and ;, and redirecting and appending command outputs with > and >>.
Explore how flags modify command behavior in Linux, from ls showing hidden files with -a to -l details, and consult the manual for available parameters.
Explore essential Linux file system tasks: touch, mkdir, cp, mv, rm for files and directories, and identify types with the file command.
Explore Linux permissions, including read, write, and execute, and how user and group ownership control access. Learn to use sudo and su to switch users and view restricted files.
Explore common Linux directories from the root / to /etc, /var, /root, /home, and /tmp, and learn how /etc stores configuration files like /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow with hashed passwords.
The Linux command line is not so simple. It has a steep learning curve. And I hope to help you avoid that by giving you the power of Linux by pressing a few keys. What will you gain? A much better productivity, less time spent with the mouse and a better user experience overall.
This is a beginners course that teaches you all the commands you need to know when working with Linux. The shell is a program that takes commands from the user, processes them, and sends them to the operating system kernel. Shell command can be used at the terminal or in scripts.
The command line isn't a relic: even in the twenty-first century, it's a powerful tool for anyone who uses their computer for more than just checking email. With the command line you can browse the file system, interact with other computers, and much much more. Any server you will use, will have a command line interface (SSH). On top of that, Linux is often used for development and ethical hacking. It is a must-have skill for any Software Developer, Cyber Security exert, Ethical Hacker, Sysadmin etc.
If you never used Linux before and want to learn the command line, this course is for you. It teaches you the basics of the Linux command line.