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Beginners Guide To The Command Line (Debian/Ubuntu/Raspbian)

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Published on Apr 11, 2016

This guide will teach you the basics of the command line. It's aimed at beginners, and covers enough to get you up and running.

It's specifically for Debian based distros, like Ubuntu, Elementary, Raspbian etc. Most of the commands will work on other, non-debian systems, but some will be a bit different, so do your research.

If you want to test out the commands without worrying about messing your system up, the easiest way is to grab a Raspberry Pi and load up Raspbian.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS (0:38)

- 0:53 File System & Structure
- 1:37 Manual Pages (man programname)
- 2:03 Super User (sudo)
- 2:33 View Current Directory (pwd)
- 2:43 Changing Directory (cd)
- 3:03 Moving Files (mv)
- 3:23 Finding Files (find -iname "keyword")
- 3:51 Making New Directories (mkdir)
- 4:18 Deleting Files/Directories (rm -rf)
- 4:39 Copying Files (cp)
- 4:51 Listing Files/Directories (ls)
- 5:09 Find Programs (apropos)
- 5:29 Installing New Programs (sudo apt-get install programname)
- 5:51 Removing Programs (sudo apt-get remove programname)
- 6:05 View Installed Programs (dpkg -l)
- 6:18 Searching Repositories (sudo apt-cache search keyword)
- 6:34 Viewing Current Processes (ps -acx)
- 6:48 Killing Processes (kill processnumber)
- 7:07 Killing Commands (ctrl+c)
- 7:15 Clearing The Screen (clear or ctrl+l)
- 7:25 Exiting (exit)
- 7:33 Conclusion

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