Using Bash and the Terminal to view info about your Linux system

Some more common commands for new users to any unix-like system - mac, freeBSD, or your new Arch Linux install. We'll be going through how to use the find and locate commands, checking free disk space, managing processes, viewing your kernel version, and more!

A note on process management (thanks @lauriran) the commands pgrep and pkill can also be used, for example using 'pkill less'

Of course if anything is incorrect or unclear, or if you have any questions, leave me a comment!

[lauriran]

Subscribed! When dealing with processes the commands pgrep and pkill are really useful too. So in your example you could've used 'pkill less' which is nicer than copying and pasting the pid. But if you're going to make a video about regular expressions maybe that could fit in there too.

[josemz]

Enjoying these vids and learning so much. Thanks.

I would like to meet an actual irl penguin :^)

[BreadOnPenguins]

Here's a link to the first part of this series, covering the absolute Bash essentials if you have never touched the command line before :)