Linux Essential Commands

Name: Linux Essential Commands
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Learn most frequently used 110+ Linux commands from basic to advance level

Created byCodutor Academy

Last updated 8/2020

English

What you'll learn

At the end of this course, you will learn most useful and most frequently used 110+ Linux commands .
You will learn to perform administrative tasks through command line.
You will learn to install,uninstall and update the third party packages using commands.
You will learn to perform some basic operations on Files and Processes.
You will learn how to compress and decompress files and folders.
You will learn how to calculate the checksum values of files.
You can see the system overview logs and hardware information using commands.
You will learn how you can download the files from server.
You will learn how to download videos from Youtube using commands.
You will learn to control your system (reboot ,shutdown) from commands itself.
You can display CPU architecture information using commands.
You can switch from one user to another user using commands.
Almost 90% operations you can perform through commands only.

Course content

2 sections • 13 lectures • 4h 43m total length

Introduction4:50
Explore the most used Linux commands in this introductory lecture, covering command structure, options and flags, terminal basics, root privileges, and essential file, user, and process operations.

A series commands.25:31
Learn eight frequently used Linux commands, including creating users, creating aliases, and managing packages with apt-get (install, update, upgrade, remove). Discover architecture information and scheduling or removing jobs with at.
B series commands23:05
Explore the b-series Linux commands, including batch scheduling, basename for stripping paths and extensions, bc calculator, bg for background jobs, and compression and decompression options.
C series commands37:11
Master essential Linux commands: cal, cat, cd, chown, chgrp, chmod, cp, diff, cmp, comm, and cksum for navigation, file creation, permission management, comparison, and integrity checks.
D series commands16:18
Explore seven foundational Linux commands, from date and time to disk imaging with dd and partition management. Learn disk space checks with df and free, and diff for file comparison.
E and F series commands11:51
Explore the e and f series commands, including echo, env, exit, expr, factor, find, and free, with hands-on examples for printing, environment inspection, arithmetic, file search, and memory checks.
G and H series commands21:27
Explore nine linux commands starting with g and h, including grep for pattern search, groups for user membership, head for top lines, history, hostname, and basic compression and decompression.
I and K series commands10:08
Learn i and k series linux commands: use id to display user and group IDs, ionice sets io class and priority, iostat monitors io, and kill or killall terminate processes.
L and M series commands30:08
Explores linux commands starting with l and m, including last, less, ln, and look. Covers login, ls, lshw, lscpu, lsof, lsusb, man, md5sum, mkdir, and mv.
N and P series commands20:55
Cover eleven linux commands starting with n and p, including nano and ed editors, netstat for network connections, renice and nice for priorities, nproc, ps, top, ping, and pwd.
R and S series commands30:14
Explore essential Linux commands starting with r and s, including backup and incremental backup, rename, rm, shutdown, sleep, sort, split, stat, sudo, and sum.
T and U series commands31:26
Learn to use tac, tail, head, cat, tee, top, uptime, uname, uniq, and ulimit, plus pipe techniques, to view, manage, and streamline Linux command workflows.
V-Z series commands20:45
Explore the V-Z series Linux commands from vi editing to system utilities like who, what, watch, date, uptime, whatis, whereis, wget, xargs, yes, youtube-dl, and zip and unzip.

Requirements

Willingness to Learn new things.
Linux installed on your computer.

Description

This course is designed for the people willing to learn Linux system fundamentals and this will be the first step towards learning Linux as Linux commands plays major role in performing major tasks on command line itself. This course will cover more than 110 Linux commands that can be used to perform various tasks like handling files and processes , tasks related to packages , inbuilt editors available in Linux ,handling users and groups, handling system(reboot and shutdown) ,system overview logs etc.Unlock the power of Linux with our comprehensive "Linux Essential Commands" course. Whether you're a seasoned system administrator, a curious tech enthusiast, or an absolute beginner, this course is your gateway to mastering the fundamental Linux commands that are at the core of every Linux system.

Linux is the backbone of the digital world, running everything from servers to smartphones. Understanding how to navigate and manipulate the Linux command line is not just a valuable skill; it's essential for anyone looking to harness the true potential of this versatile operating system

Take the first step toward Linux mastery today. Enroll in our "Linux Essential Commands" course and embark on a journey that will empower you with the skills and knowledge to excel in the world of Linux.

Who this course is for:

Students with desire to learn Linux system.
Embedded Professional wanting to learn Linux fundamentals. This will be the first step to learn Linux fundamentals.

Linux Essential Commands

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Course content

Introduction1 lecture • 5min

Most Frequently used A to Z commands.12 lectures • 4hr 39min

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