Top 10 - Linux Absolute Beginner Commands for Linux Terminal Users!

Top 10! Linux Absolute Beginner Commands for Terminal is a video to show the Top 10 commands I believe every Beginner needs to know in order to get started with the Linux Terminal. The Linux Terminal can be a great place to interact with the system and beginners sometimes don't know where to begin. Well these Top 10 Linux Beginner Commands to start with and help you navigate the filesystem, as well as, interact with it.

In this Top 10 Linux Absolute Beginner Commands video we'll go through commands that help you navigate, create new files, list files, and more! This is a great starting point if you are a new user and are just starting to use the Linux Terminal. Do you have more command suggestions? Post them below to help new users coming to Linux learn about the Terminal and how to use it!

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[avishekpdsyouthoob]

tl;dr : ONLY USE "rm" IF YOU KNOW WHAT YOU DOING OR BETTER USE FILEMANAGER

[matsuo]

That's great to welcome new users to GNU/Linux. Awesome video as always.

[melvilli]

Only cd is also an alias in ubuntu to change to home directory
mkdir -p will keep creating new folders within folders which don't exist too :)

[furiousfellow]

good!, also "kill" to shut something that is not responding is pretty helpful, also top/htop and grep to discover the PID to kill, maybe for a part 2 of this vid??

[KeitfaVEVO]

Thank you savvy, and yes i liked the video xD

[MrHatoi]

There are actually a few different ways to switch to the root user. `sudo su`, `sudo -i`, and `su -` all work, with some slight differences. `sudo su` will keep you in your present directory, while the other two automatically switch to the root user's home directory (/root). Also, `su -` will ask you for the root account's password, while the other two ask you for your own account password.

[oof]

how on earth do you not have at least 100k subs????

[MrHatoi]

What kind of psychopath uses ls -al instead of ls -la?