Linux Terminal commands and navigation for Beginners -Part2

In Part 2, of a beginners tutorial on the Linux Shell. In addition to covering basic commands such as: pwd, cd, ls, and clear, I discuss adding arguments to commands such as adding -l or even multiple arguments like -la to the ls command, as well as piping the output of one command into another such as piping output to the more command like ls -la | more

[furiousbicuspid]

You are doing the Lord's work sir ;)

[jacktonish]

Thank you so much sir, its 2018 and i am learning a lot in this tutorial. Everything is clear enough for a beginner to understand. Keep it going. You'r GREAT!!!

[Johngvc]

You're awsome thank you for your classes. You're helping a lot of peaple out there. Kudos

[dbnl]

Great video! Helps a lot when you have never worked in a linux command line before!

[DMalichi]

U can do; ctrl l (L) instead of clear comm

[leatherman]

Thanks for taking the time to do this. Good pace and clearly explained.

[mickeymelendez]

You, my friend, made me extremely interesting in Linux. Now I'm study hard for compTia Linux +/Lpic-1 cert

[kctong]

It really helps to step into command line programming.

[thrillbilly]

Dan, you the man! Keep up the good work.

[imranbugti]

Thanks, bro you are doing a great job. . .

[Laotze]

Is there any short cut for getting to the terminal? Such as command prompt in windows "windows-key + R --- cmd ---- enter"

[buamonamuhalif]

i am so interested for your video thank you so much

[MrDasSams]

Thank you so much for your help ^^ You really helped me solve a few problems =)

[talisman]

10 whole minutes of my life for covering Change Directory command !!!
Any1 knows a quicky tutorial?

[duanedean]

(Part A) The point is to teach how to get around in the Terminal. You just cant do everything in the GUI. If you want complete power and control over the system, the Terminal is the way to go. Have you ever wanted to install something, you go to install it through synaptic of software center and it isn't there, you go through the Terminal to install it. Complete control over everything is all. It is where the power of a Linux system lays.

[klancaster]

How come when I type the LL command into the terminal I get a "-bash: ll: command not found" ?

[duanedean]

(Part B)
Blue color - Directory
Green color - Executable or recognized data file
Sky Blue Color - Linked file
yellow with black background - device
Pink colour - graphic image file
Red - Archive file

[dreamcyberium]

So, if the "d" is a directory and the "-" is a file, then what is "l"? (lower case L)

[tramellmalone]

Dan, my tilde command takes me to my root directory.

[rosenjake]

I'm using debian and "ll" doesn't work. Is there another way for it ?