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Learn the Linux fundamentals:

Watch these three videos mentioned below to get introduced to the Linux basics by learning how to use fundamentally these important commands.

This video covers these topics:

  • Video Overview
  • Task 1: Introduction
  • Task 2: A Bit of Background on Linux
  • Task 3: Interacting with Your First Linux Machine (In-Browser)
  • Task 4: Running Your First Few Commands
  • Task 5: Interacting with the Filesystem!
  • Task 6: Searching for Files
  • Task 7: An Introduction to Shell Operators
  • Task 8: Conclusions & Summaries

This video covers these topics:

  • Video Overview
  • Task 1: Introduction
  • Task 2: Accessing Your Linux Machine Using SSH (Deploy)
  • Task 3: Introduction to Flags and Switches
  • Task 4: Filesystem Interaction Continued
  • Task 5: Permissions 101
  • Task 6: Common Directories
  • Task 7: Conclusions & Summaries

This video covers these topics:

  • Video Overview
  • Task 1: Introduction
  • Task 2: Deploy Your Linux Machine
  • Task 3: Terminal Text Editors
  • Task 4: General/Useful Utilities
  • Task 5: Processes 101
  • Task 6: Maintaining Your System: Automation
  • Task 7: Maintaining Your System: Package Management
  • Task 8: Maintaining Your System: Logs
  • Task 9: Conclusions & Summaries

These are some of the basic commands used in day to day Linux tasks.

ls: Lists all files and directories in the present working directory

ls -R: Lists files in sub-directories as well

ls -a: Lists hidden files as well

ls -al: Lists files and directories with detailed information like permissions,size, owner, etc.

cd or cd ~: Navigate to HOME directory

cd ..: Move one level down

cd: To change to a particular directory

cd /: Move to the root directory

cat > filename: Creates a new file

cat filename: Displays the file content

cat file1 file2 > file3: Joins two files (file1, file2) and stores the output in a new file (file3)

mv file "new file path": Moves the files to the new location

mv filename new_file_name: Renames the file to a new filename

sudo: Allows regular users to run programs with the security privileges of the superuser or root

rm filename: Deletes a file

man: Gives help information on a command

history: Gives a list of all past commands typed in the current terminal session

clear: Clears the terminal

mkdir directoryname: Creates a new directory in the present working directory or a at the specified path

rmdir: Deletes a directory

mv: Renames a directory

apt-get: Command used to install and update packages

More Information refer the below links

Popular Linux Commands

Linux Commands cheat sheet