Practical Linux Command Line 2.0

This course begins by introducing you to the Linux environment, guiding you through installation on VirtualBox, and getting comfortable with the terminal interface. You'll start by learning basic file navigation commands like pwd, ls, and cd to explore the Linux file system. As you progress, you'll dive deeper into the practical aspects of file management, covering everything from creating and managing files and directories to editing text files directly from the terminal using Nano and Echo. Next, you'll explore more advanced features of the Linux command line, such as managing users, permissions, and ownership with commands like chmod, chown, and sudo. You'll also discover how to install and update software using package managers like apt and yum. By the end, the course will have you optimizing your workflow through command-line shortcuts, piping, and handling multiple terminal sessions. You'll also learn about monitoring system processes, automating tasks with Cron, and connecting remotely with SSH, preparing you for real-world Linux tasks. By the end of the course, you'll have the skills necessary to confidently work in any Linux environment, boosting your productivity and opening doors to advanced Linux roles. Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your command-line expertise, this course equips you with the tools and knowledge to perform complex operations and automatic repetitive tasks. This course is perfect for tech enthusiasts, developers, system administrators, and anyone interested in mastering the Linux command line. Basic computer literacy is recommended, but no prior Linux experience is necessary.