In this video, I go over 15 Useful Linux Commands Every Linux User Needs in my Learning Terminal Series. 15 Commands are explained in this video of part 1 and will be introducing EVEN MORE commands in part 2. However, before that, you have to know these 15 as they are vital to everyday life in Linux Terminal.
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sudo
su
exit
ls
more
cd
mkdir
rm -Rf
mv source destination
cp source destination
./ (execute commands)
chmod +x (change permissions)
chown user:group (change ownership)
–help (shows help)
man command (shows manual)
ProTip: Install most and export PAGER=most for more color
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Nice video, but a few suggestions: (1) `sudo su` is redundant; you don't need to be root to become root, just type `su`; (2) for `rm`, '-r` and `-R` are the same thing and `rm -rf` saves you a shift press over `rm -Rf`; (2) `cd` without an argument is the same as `cd ~`, so you can save yourself some keypresses there; (4) you don't need `most` for colored man pages: see, e.g, https://www.tecmint.com/view-colored-man-pages-in-linux/ Still, keep the good stuff coming!
this video helped me a lot! by the way can you include helpful print links or other video links in the description? i find it really great if channels do this because it's much easier for some people to navigate links much faster. thank you so much!
I'm very curious what your thoughts on nu shell are? Thank you great video
Think of CAT as concatenate, join, or merge files. Nothing to do with catalog.
Can somebody tell me how to set the keyboard shortcuts like copy, paste, and cut? I cannot for the life of me figure out how to set those keyboard shortcuts. It used to be just control+c, control+v, and control+x, but it's not the same anymore. I have Peppermint Os 10 respin. Please help!
very good , linux command is good very support signal cellular company
less is more
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Why is .steampath blinking?
Nice series. Subbed.
wtf?Part 1? uh ok I'll stay w/windows.I have no idea wth you're talking about.
PWD:- Print Working Directory
9:13 helping you out . "pwd" stands for Print Working Directory, for those who want to know what it stands for.
Really, REALLY, good video, sir.
I switched to fish,oh-my-fish,best shell ever 😃
Lemmi open my file explorer here
instantly blinded!
Hey Chris, I understand that you do not have much experience with the Linux terminal, maybe because you only discovered it recently.
But I take offence to you saying "VIM is awkward". If you spend a lot of time on the command line, having basic vim skills is a must have in Linux.
man cat – cat is short for concatenate. Just sayin'.
(su *super user*)do Nice! I finnaly know what sudo really means!
less is more and you want sudo -s (shell) or sudo -i (interactive) rather than sudo su… It matters not much, but it's a wee bit weird to elevate twice.
cd is essentially cd ~ if one ditch the ~…
I started with vi and I would not have it any other way.
Learn vim if you know nothing else, just remember (i = insert/edit mode) (when in insert mode… esc or ctrl+c = normal mode) (type colon : in normal mode.. x to save and quit, x! if you REALLY mean it (read only files with file ownership as user but not write permission as user, this can be overriden by x!)… to just save w and to just quit q and to not write change but quit q! you can also combine things like wq (write and quit) but x is simpler.
So i to edit text, ctrl+c to goto normal mode and x to write and close or w to just write..
in norma mode you can also do; / to search down or ? to search up in the text, it's also good for navigating to a spesific word quickly.
undo is u in normal mode, this changes the last change.. ctrl+r to redo e.t.c vim is nice and practical, I find it harder to work with stuff like nano.
For the more command, why not just hit 'q' to exit instead of the 'ZZ'. vi uses the ZZ. Also, I prefer less instead of more so I can scroll up and down.
That's why I have locks on my files, how do I get rid of those locks?
great class for today Linux's home schooling. Thanks
how to make Terminator main terminal? what I mean by that is when I open folder, click right mouse buton and click "open in terminal" so it will open the folder with Terminator terminal (no matter I do it always open with default one)
What happened to BASH?
I feel like im in over my head with some of this. Perhaps with some repetition I will feel mor at home with terminal. All I know is windows is the devils spawn. Mama said so.
Bro I just installed manjaro, previously I was using Ubuntu. Went to steam to install counter strike free version its showing 8gb ll be downloaded. How can the basic game may be this big
With regards to exiting something like more when it hits [END], I have only ever used Q instead of shift z z. Also, some commands don't do –help, sometimes -h works, other times it might be /? .
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Chris, did you ever try Tilix as a terminal? It's what I am currently trying but will try terminator too. Is going to be a hard choice, I think. I really like Tilix.
I'm love Midnight Commander and Nano. In other hand vi was very useful on the very slow connections, but now is simple odd.
Please what's the option that print the author of files?
How did you add the terminal preview on the file explorer? Is this a specific explorer or you can do that on Dolphin also?
Thanks for the video pal!
Three minutes, you said nothing useful. Goodbye!
Thanks so much. Your video was quite instructive and valuable for me. Appreciate your hard work! 🙂 <3
Thanks for an awesome video!
Thanks
"rm -Rf" is not required, use a lowercase r, also, I do not recommend using -f as it can ruin your system, only use it when you cant delete a directory and know what you are doing.
Put "export PAGER=most" that in your ~/.bashrc file and do "source ~/.bashrc" to always have it (Unless you are root in which case put it it /root/.bashrc)
use "less" not "more", less is better, also, just cd with no tilde works too
Wow, looking at the comments proves I need to look at other sources, as I don't want misinfo, but I'll take what I can get from this, such as installing terminator…