Create, Copy, Rename, Move, Delete files and folders in Linux terminal

[dustineickman]

Best explanation by far, all (and I do mean all) others assume the viewer or reader knows which directory one is working from and also assumed staying in the same sub-tree. Your explanation included pwd to illustrate what everyone else was taking for granted. I needed to move a directory and all its contents from one sub-tree up three levels and down three on another.

[SureshKhanalKtm]

Thanks for you comprehensible tutorial. I'm new to Linux - recently installed Ubuntu 14.04 in my PC and currently learning vigorously. Your video was pretty helpful in this regard. Thanks once again.

[lucimoise]

Great tutorial ...This is a job well done!

[NewLife-srzl]

Thanks for the tutorial. It helped a lot!

[JoolieEm]

Thank you dr Greek man ;) love this tutorial <3

[femithaam]

Thanks sir..it was clear nd understandable

[valodik]

Thank you my friend you help me a lot !!! I sub to you

[agentgreenland]

Hey there. Good vid, and unixmen are a good website for linux tutorials, so please make more vids on youtube :-)

[faradaygeorges]

thanks for sharing, it really helped
quick question, how can I copy multiple files from a directory to another director or to multiple directories.
for example, I want to copy green, blue and red (files) from cars directory to house directory and also to cloths directory

[vegasvato]

I have recently installed ubuntu 14.04.3 (64bit) on a working computer that has a solid connection to the internet, and when I entered the static ip address I set for the machine in a browser I get the generic server welcome page, so I know the connection is good. The machine was able to get updates and upgrades successful, and even managed to install squid proxi server, but when I try to enter the command sudo vim /etc/vsftpd.cong into the command line the machine creates a new text document with that name rather then opening the configuration file that should be there.
When i look in the ect directory I do not see the vsftpd.conf file I would expect to see, and when I try to do sudo apt-get install vsftpd I get error messages that tell me that the installer was unable to resolve the repository address...
Any Suggestions or Ideas on how to resolve this situation would be greatly appreciated??

[harryburiram]

Thank you very much.
I have a question. on 4:54, after typing "Line 15", what do I need to type to go down to the bottom in order to type ":wq!"?
I could not figure it out.
Thank you very much again.

[RocketElectronicMusic]

ευχαριστω ρε μαγκα, για τις εξετασεις ειναι SOS

[ntrifonov]

Does the name Templar's house in UEL mean something to you by any chance :)

[shivanichavan]

where does the downloaded files from firefox gies