Linux Commands for Beginners 01 - Introduction

In my Linux Commands for Beginners series, we'll explore everything you need to know in order to be productive on the Linux Command Line. You'll learn basic commands, input/output redirection, package management, resource monitoring, troubleshooting, and more. This video serves as an introduction.

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I love your shirt and I love the information in this video. I've tried Linux for years now, and switched back to windows every time. I've used the windows desktop environment. But today I went on with the command line. I was able to list, copy, go in and out of folders, delete, install etc. I'm addicted, like it's the beginning of the 90s.

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[lucasch.]

Hi there, I have a question regarding Linux and docker. I have Hassio installed in Docker with Samba access to it (all hassio files are inside Hassio folder, duh..). I have an automation/script to create full backup (basically, I copy the whole content of Hassio folder into Hassio_Backup folder using root access)

Command looks like this (it is shortened so it doesn't take too much space):

cp -R ../AppData/Hassio/* ../AppData/Hassio_backup

Now question is, if something goes really wrong and I can't access Hassio, or simply something is not working and I want to restore previous Hassio docker instance... Can I simply do a reversed command:

rm -r ..AppData/Hassio/* &&
cp -R ../AppData/Hassio

Or should I stop docker container first? Or anything else?

[johnvardy]

What are you doing exactly? System administrator, could we follow this path?

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Too many videos that claim to be for beginnings but do not begin at the beginning!

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