Linux Command Line Interpreter: A Beginners Guide

by Julian Froment

A beginners guide to the Linux Command Line Interpreter.This how-to guide to the Linux Command Line Interpreter is ideal for anyone that has an interest in learning the basics of using and administering a Linux system from the command line.Discover the power that communicating more directly with the operating system brings, without the hindrance of a graphical tool limiting your possibilities. An overview of many of the basic commands used on the command line. With sections The Linux FilesystemNavigation and File ManagementViewing and Manipulating Text FilesEditing and Creation of Text FilesFinding and SearchingThe Shell EnvironmentBasic Shell Configuration and CustomizationInstalling Software and Package ManagementMiscellaneous CommandsThis guide will provide the basics to get you started on your journey into the realms of true power and control over your Linux system.

100 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 17, 2016

Reviews

[Robin Froment · Rating 5 out of 5]

I found this book a concise, clear exposition of the topic at hand, that of the Linux Command Line Interpreter. As it says, it is a beginners guide and not knowing anything on this topic before reading the book I am now much wiser.