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Linux Terminal for Beginners - The Complete Starter Guide
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- 1 Dive deep into the world of Linux with our comprehensive guide! Starting with an introduction to the course 03:29, we help you understand the importance of setting clear goals 07:45 and then delve in…
- 2 Master the Terminal's art with hands-on examples like executing commands 01:17:51, navigating directories 01:27:09, and understanding paths 01:43:51. Delve deep into Bash's file management with overv…
- 3 Become a pro at redirecting outputs and understanding streams 03:19:46 and enhance your skills with the concept of pipes 04:02:56, including programs like tee, sort, and uniq. Wrap up your learning w…
- 4 : Intro
- 5 : Introduction for the course
- 6 : What is your goal?
- 7 : What is Linux?
- 8 : Linux Distributions
- 9 : Installing VirtualBox
- 10 : Installing Ubuntu in VirtualBox
- 11 : Configuring Ubuntu in VirtualBox
- 12 : First steps in the Terminal Overview
- 13 : What is a shell?
- 14 : Quick history of shells
- 15 : Why should you learn Bash?
- 16 : Using the Terminal
- 17 : Executing a first command
- 18 : Showing and changing the current directory
- 19 : Listing the contents of a directory
- 20 : Relative vs. absolute paths
- 21 : Executing multiple commands
- 22 : How to get help
- 23 : File management in Bash Overview
- 24 : File management touch, mkdir
- 25 : File management mv, cp
- 26 : File management rm, rmdir
- 27 : Globbing
- 28 : Advanced Globbing
- 29 : An important warning about Globbing
- 30 : Working with text files in Bash Overview
- 31 : How to read text files
- 32 : How to read large text files
- 33 : How to get the size of the file
- 34 : How to edit files
- 35 : Overview streams
- 36 : Redirecting the output to a file
- 37 : Standard streams stdin, stdout, stderr
- 38 : Redirect stdout and stderr
- 39 : Redirect stderr to stdout part 1
- 40 : Redirect stderr to stdout part 2
- 41 : How to redirect stdin
- 42 : Motivation: Pipes in Bash Overview
- 43 : What is a pipe?
- 44 : The tee program
- 45 : Sort and uniq
- 46 : Final words
