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This video is a crash course to help new users get started with BASH. Here is a list of the commands we’ll cover:
BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO THE BASH TERMINAL
NAVIGATION
ls – list directory contents
pwd – print name of current/working directory
cd – change working directory
pushd/popd – put working directory on a stack
file – determine file type
locate – find files by name
updatedb – update database for locate
which – locate a command
history – display bash command history
GETTING HELP
whatis – display the on-line manual descriptions
apropos – search the manual page names and descriptions
man – an interface to the on-line reference manuals
WORKING WITH FILES
mkdir – create a directory/make directories
touch – change file timestamps/create empty files
cp – copy files and directories
mv – move (rename) files
rm – remove files or directories
rmdir – remove empty directories
TEXT FILES
cat – concatenate files and print on the standard output
more/less – file perusal filter for crt viewing
nano – command line text editor
USERS
sudo – execute a command as superuser
su – change user ID or become another user
users – print the user names of users currently logged in
id – print real and effective user and group IDs
CHANGING FILE PERMISSIONS
chmod – change permissions of a file
KILLING PROGRAMS AND LOGGING OUT
Ctrl+C – kill a running command
killall – kill processes by name
exit – log out of bash
USEFUL SHORTCUTS
Ctrl+D – signal bash that there is no more input
Ctrl+L – redraw the screen
Ctrl++ – make text bigger in terminal emulator
Ctrl+- – make text smaller in terminal emulator
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genius work !!!
Am I the only one who thought I had screen burn-in and slightly pissed about it while watching this? lol Damn penguin.
Thank you Joe you do great work.
wow! just got introduction to Linux like it
Great tutorial!!!
ls -a shows all files in a directory, including the hidden files.
Thumbs up if you tried to wipe that smudge off your phone
Excellent video … well covered
make a Beginner's Guide to VIM ! PLEASE
might be a stupid question, but can I move software from one partition to another
Just came across this vid and felt like sitting through it a bit –excellent work.
Ok, thank you SO much. I bought a course on Udemy and I didn't like how there were pre-made files and when they ran commands for those files, I wasn't able to follow again.
Now on here, the BEST THING you did was made files so that the viewers followed along. I thank you so much for this.
GUI definitely turns your brain's into goo. Thanks for this, I'm much more confident having a bash on terminal.
Best one so far. Thank you for sharing
can u do zsh?
You just got yourself a subscribe and like sir, well done.
Thank you so so much u made it solo easier to learn it thank u thank u do much ur the best
Yes ! cool !
it is not bash guide, it`s whole linux walkthrough
The only reason im here is because my prof forced me to write down every single unix command in this video.
The smudge in the middle of this video fooled me into thinking my screen was dirty.
Thank you for this beautiful tutorial on the Bash! It is for me very useful
Paolo Maria Guardiani
Best video I have ever seen in my life, thank you for actually teaching us like were beginners!
Thank you for lesson!
In chmod section, byte is 8 bits as it is 0 to 7. You said it right right after explaining in example. Thank you so much for making such a great video to help me understand Bash 🙂
Goodbye Windows!
Extremely helpful.
Thank you!
amazing tutorial and very useful commands taught…..
Great ! Thank you.
Less shows you more, and more shows you less… I can see the logic in who ever thought this.
Example of command in sentence:
When you need more of this, use less 😑
sorry i'm a bit confused because i wasn't focused. i am just starting out as an intermediate because i know a few commands in linux and i felt a bit over the place when you mentioned all the basic commands. i know it's not good for everyone but i want to learn the basic concepts about these commands not just how they work, even if i have the tools to run these commands in my terminal i won't understand them unless i learn how they work or what other things they can do when used in command line. aside from all of this, i want to say i like your videos and some of them really helped me a lot when learning. i just had trouble finding the right resources to stay on focus and get the right commands to use my terminal properly. my suggestion though is perhaps next time you could add a list of helpful links in the description so some people like me can navigate links much faster and get helpful knowledge. Thanks!
This video is gold. Especially explanation of file permission is very clear.
Completely lost me at pushd