How to learn to use the Linux command line for basic commands for the first time - Tutorial - Part 1

PART 1: NAVIGATION AND FILE HANDLING

In this video I want to show you the basics of the Linux command line interface. With this you will become a Linux Pro yourself. We will cover the following commands in the video:

cd - change directory
ls - list files in directory
mkdir - create directory
cp - copy files
mv - move files
rm - remove file and director (-r)
touch - create new empty files (change timestamp of file)
pwd - print working directory
clear - clear terminal
exit - exit terminal (crtl+d)

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[TheEyldz]

I literally learned a lot from this video. Thank you so very much. I will come back and watch other videos as I continue to learn more.

[josephgourgy]

Thank you so much for uploading this tutorial! Looking forward for the upcoming videos :)

[gmon]

This video was very informative. Thank you.

[yumingyuan]

This video was very informative, very suitable for beginners. Thank you.

[srikeshavnikhilesh]

Sir, thanks a lot for your video series. I learnt the basics of OpenFoam from your videos, providing a series on Linux is very helpful. Please continue to disseminate such useful knowledge. I have a small request, could you make a video series on how to modify solvers written on previous OpenFoam versions to the later versions? What to look out for, what could be the possible red flags and how to debug the compilations?

[snapslarsson]

Will you show how to use openFOAM in Linux?