This document provides instructions for completing 5 labs on basic Linux command line operations: 1) Installing software using different package managers like apt-get, yum, and zypper. 2) Removing software using the same package managers. 3) Finding directories and creating symbolic links using find, cd, and ln commands. 4) Creating, moving and removing files using touch, mv, and rm commands. 5) Locating applications using the which command. The document is an introduction to common Linux command line tasks across different distributions for new Linux users.
This document provides instructions for completing 5 labs on basic Linux command line operations: 1) Installing software using different package managers like apt-get, yum, and zypper. 2) Removing software using the same package managers. 3) Finding directories and creating symbolic links using find, cd, and ln commands. 4) Creating, moving and removing files using touch, mv, and rm commands. 5) Locating applications using the which command. The document is an introduction to common Linux command line tasks across different distributions for new Linux users.
This document provides instructions for completing 5 labs on basic Linux command line operations: 1) Installing software using different package managers like apt-get, yum, and zypper. 2) Removing software using the same package managers. 3) Finding directories and creating symbolic links using find, cd, and ln commands. 4) Creating, moving and removing files using touch, mv, and rm commands. 5) Locating applications using the which command. The document is an introduction to common Linux command line tasks across different distributions for new Linux users.
This document provides instructions for completing 5 labs on basic Linux command line operations: 1) Installing software using different package managers like apt-get, yum, and zypper. 2) Removing software using the same package managers. 3) Finding directories and creating symbolic links using find, cd, and ln commands. 4) Creating, moving and removing files using touch, mv, and rm commands. 5) Locating applications using the which command. The document is an introduction to common Linux command line tasks across different distributions for new Linux users.