Top 5 Essential Linux Commands Every User Should Know!

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Welcome to Terminux, your go-to destination for mastering Linux and command-line skills 🎓!

In this video, we’ll dive into 5 essential Linux commands that every user should know, whether you're a beginner or looking to sharpen your Linux skills.

What You’ll Learn:
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- How to monitor system resources and manage processes with the powerful "htop" command.
- Master data manipulation and extraction using the versatile "awk" tool.
- Perform quick and efficient text edits with "sed", your go-to stream editor.
- Leverage "curl" to interact with web pages and APIs like a pro.
- Seamlessly list, navigate, and organize files with the essential "ls" command.

Each command comes with practical examples and options that will make your workflow smoother and more efficient.

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Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:58 - htop
2:26 - awk
3:35 - sed
5:13 - curl
6:28 - ls

Commands Covered in This Video:
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1. htop

No specific commands, just key bindings – check out the video to see how to efficiently navigate and manage system processes.

2. awk

3. sed

4. curl

5. ls

ls # Basic listing
ls -l # Long format with details
ls -la # Include hidden files
ls -lh # Human-readable file sizes
ls -lt # Sort by modification time
ls -lath # Show all files, sorted by time, and in human readable size format
ls -R # Recursive directory listing
ls --group-directories-first # List directories before files
ls --sort=extension # Sort by file extension
ls -l --sort=extension # Long format sorted by extension
ls -l --sort=size # Long format sorted by file size

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Very useful commands and cheerful video, thank you and good luck
Looking forward for the next videos 😊

aichagarci
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Thanks very useful and handy information. It would be better that you add commands used in video as list under video.too.

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