Linux Commands You Need To Know

Basic Linux Commands You Need To Know

In this video I go through 8 linux commands that I think should be the first linux commands to learn!

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[cannon]

0:30 - ls (listing files)
1:56 - *.txt (searching for all files of a given file type)
2:18 - ls -a (Listing all files, including hidden files)
2:35 - cd (change directory)
4:45 - mkdir (make new directory)
5:50 - pwd (print working directory)
7:01 - touch (create a new file)
8:00 - rm (remove a file)
8:15 - rmdir (remove a directory)
8:27 - mv (move a file)
9:10 - cp (copy and paste files)

[kungpaochick]

His upload schedule is the new best thing in my life right now. Great job, Kalle!

[Spectraevil]

He wasn't kidding when he said, "Basic Linux commands" :|

[sudhamajayanthi]

Change the title to “bash” and gain Mac viewers too 😉

Edit: Wow we hit a half century likes.

[CodeWithStein]

I'm really impressed with the quality and quantity of videos you're able to push out! I'm barely able to publish 2-3 videos per week and my quality isn't anywhere near you :P
Keep up the good work :-D

[siya.abc]

I feel like I need to pay for most of the content you upload man. It's great

[nikospap]

I think making a playlist about Linux is a perfect idea. There are many out there who seek information and tutorials about that.
If it's easy for you, give it a try! Hope you all the best!

[AirmanKolberg]

PWD is “print working directory”, not “path to working directory”. That’d be ptwd. lol

[RajvirSingh]

Hi Kalle I had a question that if the flutter is a ui language means forntend language and dart is a backend language. Can we use java instead of dart

[zuberkariye]

$ ls ~> list files and directories.
$ pwd ~> print work directory.
$ mkdir ~> make directory/folder
$ touch <file name> ~> to make a file.
$ cd ~> to change a directory.
$ mv ~> to move folder/file to some where else.
$ cp ~> to command is to copy a file or anything related to file.
$ rm <file name> to remove a file from a folder or somewhere.
$ rm -rf <file name> this will force to remove certain files specially when you get a prompt saying the file or directory is not empty. Basically not a empty file or directory.
$ rmdir ~> to remove a file an empty folder. This command also stand for remove directory as you can tell!
$ sudo ~> superuser/admin/highest privileges.


I_am_beginner(“Correct me any mistakes plz”)
print(I_am_beginner)
Output:
-> Correct me any mistakes plz

[Spenito]

I think it's important to note that rmdir will only work if a directory is empty. rm -r is a much better command for removing directories, as it will recursively delete all files within the directory.

[zecko]

Pls could u do more BASH command line related videos

[benwatkinson]

Great video but would it be possible to add timestamps in the description for each different command? I think that would be useful and could cause people to come back when they forget a specific command causing you to get more views.

[ajaywagaskar]

Can you please make this a series because this is kinda or not kinda tutorial but really love the way you make them this is also very usefull because just by watching your last live usb os i have made ubantu live uab and now learning linux but still having some problems with its shutdown and boot up issue.

[mahadevananair]

Make it a series 🔥🔥 really love these videos

[metastag]

Equivalent commands for cmd in windows:

ls - dir
cd - cd /D
mkdir - mkdir
pwd - cd (not to be confused with cd /D)
touch - echo.>filename (no space)
rm - del
rmdir - rmdir
mv - move
cp - copy

One really practical command not mentioned in this video is clear for Linux, cls for Windows. It clears the screen and removes everything written on the screen (the effects of the earlier commands won't be changed)

Idk about Linux, but path names in move and copy can be relative to the current folder

[smooth]

great video as usual! just a little note: "pwd" actually stands for "print working directory" not "path to working directory", but yeah, that's just a small thing

[Reshyurem]

Just switched to Linux, loving it. Thank you so much for the videos. I was hesitant of programming at first, but you've given me hope.

[noah]

Damn dude. I loved the tab thingy to auto complete. Thank you so much!

[fu]

He's uploading so much that I can't even keep up with them😂