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    Zach and Don explore the Linux command line interface in this episode. They discuss how to access the CLI through a terminal or directly at the console, and that while shells like bash and dash are commonly used, the default shell may differ between distributions. They demonstrate common commands for listing files, creating directories, navigating the file system, and editing configuration including ls, mkdir, cd, pwd, and vim. Autocomplete with tab is also highlighted as a useful CLI tip.

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    Zach and Don explore the Linux command line interface in this episode. They discuss how to access the CLI through a terminal or directly at the console, and that while shells like bash and dash are commonly used, the default shell may differ between distributions. They demonstrate common commands for listing files, creating directories, navigating the file system, and editing configuration including ls, mkdir, cd, pwd, and vim. Autocomplete with tab is also highlighted as a useful CLI tip.

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    Zach and Don explore the Linux command line interface in this episode. They discuss how to access the CLI through a terminal or directly at the console, and that while shells like bash and dash are commonly used, the default shell may differ between distributions. They demonstrate common commands for listing files, creating directories, navigating the file system, and editing configuration including ls, mkdir, cd, pwd, and vim. Autocomplete with tab is also highlighted as a useful CLI tip.

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    Filename: comptia-linuxxk0004-1-2-1-linux_command_line

    Show Name: CompTIA Linux+ (XK0-004)


    Topic: Performing Basic Linux Tasks
    Episode Name: Linux Command Line
    Description: In this episode, Zach and Don explore the Linux command line interface. They discuss some of the various shells available in
    Linux and demonstrate some of the more common commands used when navigating the CLI.

    Linux Command Line

    [?] How do we access the command line interface?

    Boot direct to console


    Terminal software

    XTERM
    Konsole
    Gnome Terminal

    [?] Is the CLI the same on all Linux distros?

    /bin/sh

    Generally links to another shell

    Red Hat / CentOS

    /bin/bash

    Ubuntu

    /bin/dash

    [?] How do we execute commands in the CLI?

    Single commands

    ls
    history

    Options/Arguments

    uname
    uname -a
    shutdown -h now

    [?] What are some common commands we may use?

    ls
    mkdir
    cd
    pwd
    echo
    touch
    cp

    [?] Can we edit files from within the CLI?

    View

    cat
    more
    less
    Edit

    vim
    nano
    gedit

    [?] Are there any other tips or tricks for the CLI?

    Tab auto-complete

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