In this video, I go over Linux commands I use all the time. I will be going over a variety of commands in this video and showing the basics of how I navigate the Linux terminal. .
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i try distros by install and i want to keep browser or other application settings. if i copy home folder to newly installed distro. would i able to move settings with me?
The command I have fallen in love with is rsync -av –progress. I have been reading, watching youtube videos, trial and error, trying to figure the command line out. I just want to take a moment to thank Microsoft from the bottom of my heart for helping me to discover and learn to appreciate the Linux command line! 😅
got this after searching for sudo rm -rf –no-preserve-root /
Your reasoning for not using "su" is wrong… sudo mkdir creates directories exactly the same way as su does. Also – 'I see "noobs" do this' is quite the dunk on people who get annoyed with having to use sudo all the time
I still type "dir" into Linux all the time by accident.
Mine:sudo pacman -Syyu
Is there a –help or man for editing the fstab file? I have been learning about using btrfs file format and am aware of a number of options you can manually set, but would like to see a comprehensive list of all the options.
Being a newbie to Linux, your videos have been most helpful. ðŸ‘ðŸ¾
Thank you sir 🤟ðŸ¼
Fun fact: cd ~ is unnecessary because just cd does the same thing.
Great series man! Thank you!!!
10:52 The last rwx is for anyone without the owner's UID or GID (they are not the owner nor are they in the owner's group).
Your memory is phenomenal, Chris 🤯
Yes, I was scared of the Linux terminal for a long time, but now I can handle some tricks. Thanks Chris!
Know the terminal when use Linux
Man, no offense but when seeing a list of files in a folder, moving files, deleting files and moving between folders only a nutter would prefer to use the terminal over the sensible option, which is a good old graphic file manager
hey! i got the same prompt! i added a var I can change at top for what colours are used, and used that var in place of the default. it's been a while, so i can't remember the code, exactly.
I'm having a bog
Now , the terminal is great and important but new users can use gui tools for every command in this video (KDE is recommended to be installed)
1:10 lol mine in minimalistic with white transparent blurry background and vibrant colors
My favorite command is rm -rf /
Thank you
16:30 How did you remove the junk folder which was owned by root as a normal user?
I would expect a permission denied error.
regarding your last part here: when you go back to windows and you miss it run powershell 😛
damn Christopher Titus sucks now this isn't funny at all
is it bad to update the system as root ?
Another great intro video Chris! CLI is so efficient and it 95% of my sysadmin job. I love bash-it, IMHO a great addition to any terminal. I use it with Terminator and my "triple terminal" preset! I love listening to people that share their tips and tricks, what they like and what they use. I continue to learn everyday… after 29 years in the business! And i LOVE Linux and all it offers! You made me want to try Arch Linux, i'm a RHEL/CentOS sysadmin. I use Ubuntu on my laptop…not by choice as i don't like it that much but it does the job… Anyway for me, anything but Winblows and Macs! Keep up the good work!