Do you remember the command line as an outdated leftover from the past or an old-fashioned and way of interacting with a computer? Think again. In Linux it is the flexible and efficient way to perform tasks. For example, all .tmp files in a directory (and its subdirectories) are looking for and then delete a multi-stage process, when graphical user interface can be performed, but a matter of a few seconds, if from the command line is executed. How to: a beginner’s Guide to the Linux command line In this article, we discuss the basics of the Linux command line including directory navigation and search, and file/directory operations. Once you have mastered this, you can check part II of the Guide, which is to discuss a level of deeper, file metadata, permissions and timestamps. How to: a beginner’s Guide to the Linux command line Note: this feature was originally published on 19.06.2014. We have met, because it is now as relevant as it was before, if you learn the ropes of Linux. Par...
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