Beginners Guide To The Command Line (Debian/Ubuntu/Raspbian)

[Ozzymand]

0:53 - File System & Structure
1:37 - Manual Pages
2:03 - Super User
2:33 - View Current Directory
2:43 - Changing Directory
3:03 - Moving Files
3:23 - Finding Files
3:50 - Making New Directories
4:17 - Deleting Files/Directories
4:37 - Copying Files
4:50 - Listing Files/Directories
5:08 - Find Programs
5:28 - Installing New Programs
5:50 - Removing Programs
6:04 - View Installed Programs
6:17 - Searching Repositories
6:33 - View Current Processes
6:48 - Killing Processes
7:06 - Killing Commands
7:14 - Clearing The Screen
7:24 - Exiting
7:32 - Conclusion

[michaelnichelson]

Oh, man. You went all out on making this helpful, dude. Lovely.

[DoctorNo]

Good video!
When i started using GNU/Linux i was afraid to use the command line, but eventually i realize that it was very useful and comfortable.

Greetings from Argentina.

[HeyHaunt]

I learn from your 8 mins video more than doing two hours reading

[stmatroska]

Man dude every single video of yours is so well made and thought provoking! Love your content!

[mrbonono]

This was a really useful video compared to some other videos!!!!
thanks!

[carlcrompton]

VERY USEFUL AND CLEARLY UNDERSTANDABLE, IM NEW TO GNU/LINUX, THANKS

[itsanitalianthing]

Thank man this video is really helpfoul greetings from italy!

[DNXC]

Very helpful great videos. Keep them coming ☺️

[blixuk]

Great video as always. Keep up the great work.

[JK-ebli]

Clear short and sweet, nice vid, do you have any tips for someone running red ribbon on PS3?

[aragornlesicka]

these videos should get more attention.

[WilliamBrumble]

You can also use the following command to see programs you have installed:
apt-mark showmanual

[EMPured]

apt-cache search does not require root mate ;)
Great video, will share!

[AdamSmith-jfhn]

When I boot up the pi I am brought to this terminal screen, I can't actually reach the desktop it logs me in and lets me do commands but this is the screen I get I don't have an actual desktop and when I type "exit" it just reboots it to the start

[taylorbledsoe]

I'm only just now getting into learning command line scripting, so forgive my possible ignorance, but if I'm understanding the recent news that have been going around correctly, does the integration of bash into windows mean these commands will be compatible in windows 10 soon?

[ByteWarrior]

Hate to be that guy, but does anyone know what font this is?

[ArthurKhazbs]

>the easiest way would be to grab a Raspberry Pi
Or, you know, just fire up a Linux VM...

[redgek]

Wouldn't VM be the easiest way? Since you don't need any more of real hardware?