In this video I show you some advanced commands that will help you with terminal use when it comes to Linux and the Raspberry Pi… If you haven’t already please watch Episode 1 of Linux basics where I go over some basic commands and how to install software… Check it out on my channel:
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Code:
There was a little too much code to fit into this box so I am going to give you a link to a useful site where there is all the commands I mentioned and more:
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The Raspberry Pi Guy
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ohh end task… Ctrl + alt + delete – Ping – End task
HOW DO I STOP PINGING?
Thanks for your videos. Very good. Going to buy a pi
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Haha ok thanks mate I have subscribed to you thanks for your help
What does pinging mean mate?
I like your videos, but I think that the quality of the GPIO tut video (Python console) is more clear than the SSH+Windows recording. Also your voice sounds better in the GPIO vid rather than here. Anyway nice vids, subscribed! Keep going with this good work!
Thanks 🙂 Love your videos, I am subscribed!
how do you stop it pinging?
how you are recording your screen on the raspberry pi??????????
Yeah. Anyway I like his videos but a guy doing Linux videos using Windows IS going to be disliked. Also he can use a tripod camera with the RasPI.
Probable unable to do a screen capture with the RPi but it would have looked better form a Linux distro.
I know, but it would be better to show it on the real RPi or with some Linux distro.
Yes. He is using PuTTY on windows to SSH into to his RasPi
using WINDOWS to illustrate LINUX BASICS??!?!?
FYI, the "predictive text" feature Matthew talks about in this video is commonly referred to as tab completion. Great video Matt. Thumbs up on the cool channel.