In my Linux Commands for Beginners series, we’ll explore everything you need to know in order to be productive on the Linux Command Line. You’ll learn basic commands, input/output redirection, package management, resource monitoring, troubleshooting, and more. This video serves as an introduction to viewing logs.
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Pii Arporniem
May 12, 2020Thanks a lot Jay! Always appreciate your videos. 🙂
Tibor Toth
May 12, 2020I really enjoy learning linux
Tibor Toth
May 12, 2020Thank you for your instruction
T D
May 12, 2020How did you get that pony prompt?
Herr Janosch
May 12, 2020Are you going to cover grep and piping too in this series?
Czeekaj
May 12, 2020I can't read binary so systemd logs are not useful for me :).
Anzan Hoshin Roshi
May 12, 2020Thank you, Jay.
Jay Christopherson
May 12, 2020One of my commonly used commands to watch the progress of log files is 'multitail' a ncurses based logfile monitor