Basic Linux Commands for Beginners
The Linux Command Line Interface (CLI)
The command line is a powerful tool in Linux. You can do almost anything from the terminal, from managing files to configuring the system. Don’t be intimidated – with a bit of practice, you’ll become proficient.
Essential Commands: ls, pwd, cd, mkdir, etc.
Here are some basic commands to get started:
- ls: List files and directories.
- pwd: Print the current working directory.
- cd: Change directory.
- mkdir: Make a new directory.
How to Navigate the Filesystem Using Commands
The filesystem structure in Linux can be different from other operating systems. Learning how to navigate using commands like cd
and ls
is essential for managing files and directories.