3 yr ago
46 views- 0:00 - Intro
- 2:52 - Bash and ZSH
- 3:51 - If you are using Windows
- Install Linux on Windows with WSL
- 5:56 - Why Command Line?
- 10:32 - First launch of the terminal
- 11:31 - File paths / directories
- 12:46 - pwd (print working directory)
- 13:15 - ls (list directory contents)
- 14:26 - Command line arguments
- 17:17 - cd (change directory)
- 18:46 - Find the size of files with ls -lah
- 19:54 - Navigating up a directory or to absolute paths with cd
- 24:46 - man (general commands manual)
- 29:05 - Tab completion
- 34:57 - cp (copy files and directories)
- 38:43 - Up arrow to scroll back through commands
- 40:06 - rm (delete files and directories)
- 41:22 - mv (move files and directories)
- going through this command takes place over the next two chapters
- 41:40 - mkdir (make directory)
- 42:10 - How to handle files and directories with spaces in the name
- 50:01 - Web searches for man pages
- 52:06 - Editing text from the command line
- 55:21 - nano (text editor)
- 1:01:12 - vim (another text editor)
- 1:04:58 - sudo (”super user do” run a command with root privileges)
- 1:09:59 - !! (”bang bang” repeat last command)
- 1:12:05 - history (see your history of commands executed)
- 1:14:21 - grep (search for text in a file)
- 1:15:36 - | (pipe)
- 1:18:00 - > and >> (redirecting output)
