Linux Command Line Tutorial For Beginners 2 - ls command in Linux

ls command Lists the files in the current directory, in alphanumeric order, except files starting with the “.” character. ls lists information about the FILEs (the current directory by default). Sort entries alphabetically if none of -cftuvSUX nor --sort is specified.
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[prajwalr]

Just a correction, about the rights.. d is for directory.. next are rwxrwxrwx, these are permissions for owner, group and others respectively.. The "-" symbol means that particular right is not available.. e.g., The desktop folder has "drwxr-xr-x", it means d is directory, rwx means owner has permission to read write and execute, group has r-x so group has read and execute but not write permission, others have r-x which is again read and execute but not write permission.

[gaddeganesh]

In "ls - l" for permissions you have mentioned that permissions are seperated by minus symbol that is wrong. Permissions will always be set of rwx which are read write and execute. If amy permission is not there then that will be minus

[kumarshivam]

Thanks sir for giving us such a valuable resources. This is the only place where i have found useful resources for my linux subject. Thank you sir from my heart.

[MayurPanghaal]

I am learning one lesson a day. Big thank you !!

[prakharawasthi]

Although the Tutorial is quite good for beginner but there is a small mistake in Users Permission (8:30), -rwx-w-r-- ----> If this is the Users Permission shown means the very first dash indicates the file type i.e. " - " is a regular file " s " is a special file, " d " signifies Directory, now after the first dash there will always be 9 space which will be occupied by some or the other Rights . Taking example of -rwx-w-r-- , We divide it as - , rwx, - w -, r - - . Noe as discussed already the first dash is Directory type the next set i.e. rwx indicates Owners Right which is Read Write Execute, then coming to group rights i, e, - w - means read is missing execute is missing only write is allowed (this is just an example), Now lastly the rights for the third group i.e r - - means Only read is allowed and write and execute is missing.

Thanks

[soniakhan]

It's just fabulous you clear every point....thanku so much.... I really enjoy the way of ur 😊

[karamazovsc]

It is fantastic, i love learning about Linux.

[jdmac]

You know what makes your teaching videos so great? You're not trying to show your face and then the screen and then your face and then the screen... I can't stand it when I'm trying to learn code from a MOOC and the teacher feels like they have to show their face, when I"m trying to remember what I just saw on the desktop/terminal they were working in! There are other great things, but I just thought I'd say that I appreciate that you just focus on the code with the display, not worrying about being a star. :)

[JubileeGiggles]

I think man is short for manual, if that helps. Gives you the user manual of all the functions of a command

[naumansafdar]

Sir Ur tutorials r amaizing will do it all and Ur method of teaching is great too

[adityabagchi]

very well explained. perfect for a beginner

[princesschiru]

really good introduction ... I did tried years ago to use linux and did fail spectacular
this time I understand what to do

[bianconero]

A little mistake exists beginning from 8:30 when you speak about permissions. :)

[waywardspirit]

Thank you so much for the tutorials !! I have been researching linux for a couple months now and I have yet to get that "ah ha" moment. Until now. Most all tutorials for "beginners" assumes there is "some" previous command knowledge and your vids walked me through as if I am a true beginner (which I am) I think i'm finally getting it. ...Might be a dumb question but, why would one need to learn all these commands just to look at, list or open files verses simply clicking on the directories icon in the main window? (or typing out "move" commands verses simply dragging and dropping the file icon). Seems like 10 times the work for the same result. Thank you again for the great tutorials. :)

[armandomolina]

Gret videos so far, thank you for making this series.

[shreyasb.s]

Really good video.
But if share all the commands in single notepad , again we can practice after watching that video.

Otherwise again need to watch video. Double work.

[Douglas-hwis]

Great tutorial - you teach very well. Many, many thanks. Duncan

[chinnarisirisha]

Can u prefer some books for linux for easy understanding 😁😁

[Stevesteacher]

Really an amazing video for beginners!

[DataWiseDiscoveries]

My first day in linux and getting excited to learn more ... please guys if you know any other channel which deals about linux nicely then please comment ... ok have a nice day and god bless you...