Sudipa DasforSudipa Das's blogsudipa.hashnode.net·Feb 24, 2023Day 3 : Basic Linux Commands1)How to check your present working directory: we can check the current working directory by using "pwd" command 2)List all the files or directories: "ls" command helps you to list files and directories at the current folder location "ls -la" has tw...Discuss·1 like·85 readsLinux
Satyam SinghforSatyam Singhsatyams.hashnode.net·Apr 11, 202310 Most Basic Linux Commands & Installation of a Linux Distro on VirtualBox (Guide Resource)In our previous blog, We got introduced to Linux and got to know some basic and must-to-know Terminologies. In this blog, we'll be discussing the 10 most Basic Linux Commands and I'll Provide you with the Installation guide on how to set up a Linux d...Discuss·1 likeLinux
vivek singhforvivek singh's blogviveksinghcs165.hashnode.net·Apr 13, 2023Basic Linux Command - Part 1We can create File in Linux in different ways: Touch Command: The Touch command is the easiest way to create new empty files. Ex- # touch filename i.e #touch f (f is a filename) - It will create an empty file in pwd (present working directory) - C...Discuss·1 like·30 readslinux for beginners
vivek singhforvivek singh's blogviveksinghcs165.hashnode.net·Apr 21, 2023Basic Linux Command - Part 2We can create Directory in Linux with the use of mkdir command. mkdir - Make Directory To create a directory. Run mkdir command # mkdir dir name ex- #mkdir d1 D1 is the dir name. To create multiple directories #mkdir d2 d3 d4 To change a direct...DiscussBasic linux commands
Saurabh ShivdeforSaurabh Shivde saurabhshivde.hashnode.net·Apr 19, 2023Day 3 #90DaysOfDevOpsBasic Linux Commands 1. To View What's Written in a File: The cat command is used to display the contents of a file on the terminal. For example, to view the contents of a file named fruits.txt, run the following command: cat fruits.txt 2.To Change ...Discuss·36 readsBasic linux commands
Saurabh ShivdeforSaurabh Shivde saurabhshivde.hashnode.net·Apr 18, 2023Day 2 #90DaysOfDevOpsTopics for #day2 What is Command in general and in technical terms? Basic Linux Commands What is Command in general and in technical terms? In general: A command is an instruction or order given to someone or something to do something. Examples: ...Discuss·48 readsBasic linux commands
vivek singhforvivek singh's blogviveksinghcs165.hashnode.net·Apr 13, 2023Basic Linux Command - Part 1We can create File in Linux in different ways: Touch Command: The Touch command is the easiest way to create new empty files. Ex- # touch filename i.e #touch f (f is a filename) - It will create an empty file in pwd (present working directory) - C...Discuss·1 like·30 readslinux for beginners
Satyam SinghforSatyam Singhsatyams.hashnode.net·Apr 11, 202310 Most Basic Linux Commands & Installation of a Linux Distro on VirtualBox (Guide Resource)In our previous blog, We got introduced to Linux and got to know some basic and must-to-know Terminologies. In this blog, we'll be discussing the 10 most Basic Linux Commands and I'll Provide you with the Installation guide on how to set up a Linux d...Discuss·1 likeLinux
Sumit GhorpadeforSumit's blogsumitramchandra.hashnode.net·Mar 22, 2023Basic Linux CommandsLet's see some basic Linux commands to get you started: To view what's written in a file. ~ cat <filename> To change the access permissions of files. ~ chmod 744 <file/folder name> it will change the access permissions for: user - read, write...Discuss·38 readsLinux
Sudipa DasforSudipa Das's blogsudipa.hashnode.net·Feb 24, 2023Day 3 : Basic Linux Commands1)How to check your present working directory: we can check the current working directory by using "pwd" command 2)List all the files or directories: "ls" command helps you to list files and directories at the current folder location "ls -la" has tw...Discuss·1 like·85 readsLinux
Ritik GuptaforRitik Gupta Blog'sritikguptablogs.hashnode.net·Jan 15, 2023Basic Linux CommandsIn this blog, I'm going to list the basic Linux commands everyone should know about. What is a shell? A shell in Linux is the command line interface that will take all my commands as input, give them to the operating system to process, and also show ...Discuss·29 reads90 Days DevopsLinux
WASIM SHEIKHforWasim's Blogwasimsk.hashnode.net·Jan 2, 2023Day -2 : Basic Linux Commands (Part 1)After the Introduction to DevOps, today on our second day we are discussing the very basic linux commands This command is used to list files or directories in Linux and other Unix-based operating systems. ls Type this command to list the contents...Discuss·95 readsBasic linux commands
