GNU & Unix Commands
Linux
| Intermediate
- 14 videos | 1h 1m 11s
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One key utility in a Linux distribution is the command line shell. Discover how to use the command line shell to perform file and directory manipulation and edit file contents.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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Perform single line shell commands and command sequencesUse and modify the shell environmentUse and modify the shell environment by defining, referencing, and exporting environment variablesUse and edit the history of the bourne-again shell (bash)Use commands in the shell that are defined inside, and outside, the defined pathUse shell commands to copy, move, and remove individual filesUse shell commands to copy, move, and remove individual directories
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Use a single shell command to copy multiple filesUse a single shell command to copy directories, and their sub-directories, recursivelyApply wildcards to shell commands to filter files or directories that should be includedUse the find command to locate and act on files based on the file type, size, or timeUse commands to compress and decompress filesUse the tape archive, or tar, command to create and extract archived files and use the built-in gzip or bzip2 parameter to compress or decompress the archiveDescribe how and when to use cpio to copy archives and dd to make and write image files
IN THIS COURSE
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5m 32s
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4m 5s
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5m 37s
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3m 22s
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4m 21s
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5m 48s
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3m 49s
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5m 29s
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3m 23s
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4m 37s
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