About the Video:
A super-basic introduction to the Linux command-line for beginners. I show the basic linux commands in a normal (point-and-click) graphical user interface, and then type out commands which do the same thing in a non-graphical environment (“the shell”). You’ll learn:
1. How to see the current directory in the Linux filesystem.
2. How to change directories in Linux (with shortcuts).
3. How to see what’s inside a directory.
4. (Bonus: where e-mail addresses came from!)
5. Where ‘root’ is on the filesystem.
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I've never had this issue before, however when installing ubuntu onto a vm in both VB and VMware Workstation after about 3 minutes into installation it freezes. As in the whole VM freezes up including the spinning loading cursor Icon. I have tried GTS troubleshooting methods however nothing seems to be working. I tried adding a second virtual processor and adding more storage and memory. I have no issues with my Kali Linux VM I just installed through VMware Workstation. Any ideas what the next troubleshooting step I should take on this issue? Maybe a different version of Ubuntu? Thank you in advance for any assistance.
GUI = Graphic User Interface = Literally your desktop with a friendly background image and the "Start" button.
Directory = In plain everyday english, it's a file or folder.
great video
Hi Dave I finished watching the video, one word mate SUPERB I look forward to many more and hope you maintain your standards, many thanks you are a credit to education.
Hi I have only watched the first 5 mins of this video and I have learned more than searching and watching umpteen other video for hours. You my friend are one excellent tutor/ teacher. I love the system you are using i.e. Gui/cli but you are doing it at a pace that numpties like me can follow. Most other videos I have tried to follow have text too small and lightning keystrokes most of us oldies and newbies just cannot keep up. There for many of us are disheartened. Once again many thanks and please do not change your teaching philosophy.
Great help for a newb. Here's a newb question ; how do I get my terminal to behave like yours? e.g. prompting etc. Thank you kindly
A termimal emulator is NOT the same as the BASH language nor a command line nor a prompt.
how do you personalise your command line like yours???? yours looks well cool!
I just started watching your videos , I Started writing down the different commands in notepad and doing it along with you in terminal for mussel memory .. Everyone elce should do it to but I thought i put the list here just for future use ..
Pwd = Print my working directory
Ls= List
CD= Change directory
Use tab to help search
Ls / = list the root directory
Clear = scrolls down shell
Cd .. = Up one directory
Gracias!!
can i follow along with just my macbook terminal? or do i need to install linux on a virtual machine?
Thanks for the video. I about died at the end when she called you out for not having accounts XD
Great video.I am interested to buy your WP course on Udemy and noticed that it was updated in 2018 and was wondering if this course is still has commands and demo that are valid in 2019/2020.
Dave, I just ran across these tutorials, and wanted to thank you. I've tried, off-and-on, to learn Linux, and have learned quite a bit over the years. However, I always get bored learning from books, and videos are definitely the way to go, for me at least. I've just gotten started with your videos, but have jumped around, sampling some of your videos, and I can already tell this is what I'll finally stick with, and learn from the most. Presentation is everything, and your delivery, pace, and concise tutorials are second to none. Thanks again, and *Happy Thanksgiving (2019)!
thank you
I finally got it.
your 1st 5 minutes. now only 11 minutes.
this was extremely helpful man. Thank you so much
This was super helpful bro =) Thank you so much <3 🙂
I use this voice for therapy
"People will stick with driving if they can get cars to work".
man, i have a Mac OS whit Parallels is great o i should get Virtual Box Machine?
ls -a
Can i use this with any linux distribution? I prefer Antergos.
I can see terminal being the same but we are at ubuntu 18 now big difference
8:13 dave@mylinuxmachine, dave is your user name & is mylinuxmachine your computer name? or super root what ever you call it ? because i would like to change that part of setup, what must i do ?
One day I need to try and find out why everybody is always starting with 'pwd'. Since I retired my old C64 and got my first pc with DOS 3.3 I always had a prompt that told me where I was. I know, the prompt can be configured however you want to show you all the information you want, and if you don't want the prompt to show you the cwd, then it makes sense to know pwd. However, even the prompt in this video shows you where you are (~) and I would dare to say that's pretty much standard, so what's the point to start with pwd? I just think it would make more sense to start with 'ls' and explain what ' ~ ', ' . ', and ' .. ' mean. and then later maybe explain how the prompt can be configured and at that time introduce pwd if the prompt doesn't show you where you are.
Don't waste your time with Linux, it is nothing but a disaster. Nothing runs smoothly, programs like Firefox lockup… Windows is 1000X better!
Play the video 1.25x speed thank me later.
Great video!! What is your opinion of using vagrant along with virtualbox to run Ubuntu?