Linux Console Compendium
Monday, 3 September 2007, michuk
This is a series of five articles treating about GNU/Linux command line interface as a great way of both exploring and simply using this operating system. We are going to present both basics and advanced features of the CLI.
Command line basics
- Shell, terminal, console — the basics
- File management in Linux
- UNIX Pipes, Streams and Redirections Explained
- Regular expressions and search patterns
- System and enviromental variables
Advanced subjects
Watch out! More articles, also concerning advanced tricks in Linux console are coming very soon. Stay tuned!
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Just wanted to thank you for the well done series of articles.
David
Thankyou for the series of articles!
Very useful to me.
jam
Am really grateful for this article. It has been really helpful. Once again thanks.
Excellent articles. Just what I have been looking for.
I can’ get the first one though (Shell, terminal, console — the basics). Is there any reason? Or is it just me?
Nope, it’s 404ing.