Skip to main content

Linux Terminal Tutorial - Basic Terminal Commands (Ubuntu , Linux Mint , Debian ..) - Learn Online

Searches related to basic linux commands
basic linux commands for beginners
basic linux commands pdf
basic linux interview questions
basic linux commands cheat sheet
basic unix commands
basic linux commands tutorial
basic linux commands download
basic linux commands ubuntu


Comments

  1. Very useful. Thank you so much.

    ReplyDelete
  2. Thank for posting this tutorial. I have never used Linux or that ubuntu terminal before and I need to know how to get started with it. Someone told me that the commands were Python. Thanks you helped me find out that I was lied to.

    ReplyDelete
  3. are you Num from Dragon Ball?

    ReplyDelete
  4. You are the best dude!

    ReplyDelete
  5. pwd stands for "print working directory".

    ReplyDelete
  6. Your Barber Did You Dirty1 March 2017 at 15:15

    i love ur accent

    ReplyDelete
  7. can barely hear you...

    ReplyDelete
  8. cd stands for Change Directory

    ReplyDelete
  9. that was a very good tutorial Thankyou. linux mint is the shit btw c:

    ReplyDelete
  10. Pranil Bhandari1 March 2017 at 15:15

    easy to understand and i can follow with you opening terminal together , so so nice love it

    ReplyDelete
  11. Good tutorial

    ReplyDelete
  12. Thank you..Great help..

    ReplyDelete
  13. I am a student and you had helped a lot in my computer subject so thank you so much :)

    ReplyDelete
  14. CD means change directory (folder), NOT current directory.

    ReplyDelete
  15. CD stands for "Current Working Directory"? LOL. Do you make the abbreviation by yourself?
    It means Change directory.

    ReplyDelete
  16. takes me back to my DOS days :D Deletree!

    ReplyDelete
  17. +Wang Jia 
    try the manual of a command, it explains the syntax and how this command works (man nano)
    in your case you should just type: nano DIRECTORY_OF_YOUR_FILE/your_file
    linux is case-sensitive so if your file is called 'FiLe.tXt' then you have to write like 'nano FiLe.tXt' 
    if you write it lower case it won't recognize this file and create a new blank file

    ReplyDelete
  18. Hello, thank you so much for this helpful tutorial. I just recently moved from windows to ubuntu and the operating system is very fascinating to me. When I input nano hw into my terminal, I got a blank screen. However, if I go to the folder and click on the file with my mouse I can see the content of the document "hello world." Did I do something wrong?

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

C++ Programming Tutorial - How to Install Code::Blocks in Ubuntu Linux - Learn Online

Installing Code::Blocks How do I Install Code::Blocks HOWTO: Installing Code::Blocks 10.05 How do you install Irrlicht on Code::Blocks? How do you install CodeBlock on ubuntu? codeblocks /bin/sh: g++: not found Installing codeblocks on ubuntu Installing Code::Blocks on Ubuntu 10.04?

Eyeglasses and Lenses Prescription WooCommerce Wordpress Best Plugin

WooCommerce EYE Glasses and Lenses Prescription Wordpress Plugin builds your Eye Glasses and Lenses Website quickly and easily. It is powered by WooCommerce and it is fully automated so you don’t need to do anything. It features popular Presciption, Select Lenses and their Addons. You can also easily increase your sale by adding your this plugin. prescription glasses is the best plugin for your wordpress website. its Tested in All major Themeforest Wordpress & WooCommerce theme, Features Suits on every type of Eyeglasses and Lenses prescription Have multiple lens options  Compatible with Wordpress & WooCommerce  Anti Reflective Option  Sphere Select Option  Cylinder Select Option  Axis Select Option  Add Select Option  Pupils Distance Select Option Download

Google Fight Against Low Quality and Spammy Content

  Google's ongoing battle against spammy and low-quality content in search results is an essential aspect of maintaining the platform's credibility and usefulness. Here are some of the new strategies and policies Google is implementing to combat these issues: Improved Quality Ranking : Google is enhancing its core ranking algorithms to prioritize high-quality and original content while reducing the visibility of unoriginal or spammy content in search results. New Spam Policies : Google is updating its spam policies to address emerging tactics used by spammers. This includes targeting practices such as expired websites repurposed as spam repositories, obituary spam, and other manipulative behaviors. Reducing Unoriginal Results : Google is refining its ranking systems to identify and minimize unhelpful, unoriginal content. This includes pages created specifically to match certain search queries and content that prioritizes search engine optimization over user experience. Scaled C