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 Duration 7 hours

Course Outline

Introduction

Concise Overview of the Linux Ecosystem

Foundations of the Linux Shell and Terminal

  • Accessing the Terminal Interface
  • Utilizing Fundamental Shell Commands

Examining the Linux Directory Hierarchy

Distinguishing Between Hard and Soft Links

Establishing Linux Links via the Command Line

Navigating the Linux File System Using Commands

  • Changing Directories Using the cd Command
  • Listing Directory Contents Using the ls Command
  • Revealing Hidden Files and Directories
  • Assessing File and Directory Sizes
  • Identifying File Types
  • Managing the Creation and Deletion of Files and Directories
  • Implementing Directory Loops
  • Utilizing the touch Command
  • Duplicating, Relocating, and Renaming Files
  • Handling Filename Management
  • Mastering Command Auto-Completion
  • Applying Keyboard Shortcuts for Efficiency

Viewing and Editing Files via the Linux Command Line

  • Using the Gedit Editor
  • Using the Nano Editor
  • Reviewing Command Line History
  • Displaying Text Files Using Specialized Commands
    • less
    • cat and tac
    • head and tail
    • wc

Advanced Command Exploration

  • Analyzing Various Command Categories
  • Locating Executable Command Paths
  • Accessing Help Documentation
  • Browsing Manual Pages
  • Viewing Command Descriptions

Building Custom Commands

  • Chaining Multiple Command Executions
  • Applying Wildcards for Pattern Matching
  • Configuring Shell Aliases

Diagnostic and Troubleshooting Techniques

Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Requirements

  • Familiarity with basic computer operations

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