Looking for some basic information on Linux shell commands and getting around in the terminal, I discovered this site. Linuxcommand.org. The site really covers the basics and then some on getting around the terminal. If you need to learn the basics this looks like a great place to start. Topics include :
What Is "The Shell"?
Navigation
Looking Around
A Guided Tour
Manipulating Files
Working With Commands
I/O Redirection
Expansion
Permissions
Job Control
Not only does it cover the basics of getting around the terminal, but it also covers basic shell scripts and how to create your own. Topics in this category include :
Writing Your First Script And Getting It To Work
Editing The Scripts You Already Have
Here Scripts
Variables
Command Substitution And Constants
Shell Functions
Some Real Work
Flow Control - Part 1
Stay Out Of Trouble
Keyboard Input And Arithmetic
Flow Control - Part 2
Positional Parameters
Flow Control - Part3
Errors And Signals And Traps (Oh My!) - Part 1
Errors And Signals And Traps (Oh My!) - Part 2
If you're new to Linux and looking for a good place to start, I strongly suggest this site. linuxcommand.org.
My Linux skills have been limited to a basic install, and getting around in the system. I've recently decided to take the O.S. more seriously and become a full time user and more of a Linux hobbyist. This is a place for me to post notes, and other helpful information. The information here is centered around Fedora and KDE but I do post about other GNU/Linux distributions. You can find useful notes, book reviews, tutorials, videos, and whatever else I think will be useful for learning this O.S.
No comments:
Post a Comment