Linux Command Line Basics

This is an introductory course to the Linux command Line. It's great for both Linux beginners and advanced Linux users.

What you'll learn
realize the potential of the Linux command line.
navigating the Linux Filesystem.
explain the Linux Filesystem hierarchy.
use command options.
create hard and soft links.
use powerful Linux wild cards.
create,view and manipulate files.
use different Linux text editors (nano,gedit).
find help while using the Linux command line.
create you own Linux commands .
Requirements
A desire to learn Linux.
any Linux distribution installed on your computer ( even on a virtual machine).
Description
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Overview

Section 1: Introduction to the Command Line

Lecture 1 Open the terminal

Lecture 2 Few simple commands

Lecture 3 The Linux File System

Lecture 4 Navigating the File system

Lecture 5 Listing Files and Directories

Lecture 6 Hard Links vs Soft Links

Lecture 7 Creating Links

Lecture 8 A directory loop!

Lecture 9 ls command options

Section 2: Working with Files

Lecture 10 The touch command

Lecture 11 Make a directory and remove empty directories

Lecture 12 Remove files using the rm command

Lecture 13 Copy files using the cp command

Lecture 14 Move and rename files using the mv command

Lecture 15 The file command

Lecture 16 Filenames and spaces

Lecture 17 Filenames and special characters

Lecture 18 Auto completion

Lecture 19 Keyboard shortcuts

Section 3: Viewing and Editing Files

Lecture 20 Our graphical text editor (gedit)

Lecture 21 nano

Lecture 22 Command Line History

Lecture 23 viewing text files with less

Lecture 24 viewing files with cat and tac

Lecture 25 head and tail commands

Lecture 26 The wc command

Section 4: Help Yourself!

Lecture 27 Types of Commands

Lecture 28 The which command

Lecture 29 help and man

Lecture 30 Whatis going on?

Section 5: Make your Own Commands

Lecture 31 Combining multiple commands

Lecture 32 Wildcards #1

Lecture 33 Wildcards #2

Lecture 34 alias #1

Lecture 35 alias #2

Lecture 36 alias #3

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Lecture 37 What's next?

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Lecture 40 Let's remain connected

Lecture 41 Bonus Lecture

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