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Advance ‘sort’ Commands to Sort Files in Linux.Basic ‘sort’ Commands to Sort Files in Linux.Count Number of Lines, Words, Characters in File using ‘wc’ Command.Manage Files Effectively using head, tail and cat Commands in Linux.Quirky ‘ls’ Commands Every Linux User Must Know.Section 3: Essentials of Advance Linux Commands uniq Command – Remove Duplicate Lines in Linux.kill Command – Kill Running Processes with PIDs in Linux.ps Command – List Running Processes with PIDs in Linux.top Command – List Running Processes in Linux.tail Command – Print Last 10 Lines of File in Linux.

#STARTERS ORDERS 6 LINUX HOW TO#

echo Command – How to Print Line of Text in Linux.

alias Command – Create Alias (Shortcuts) in Linux.

ln Command – Create Hard and Symbolic Links in Linux.

grep Command – Find Patterns or Strings in Text Files.

tar Command – Create, Extract, and List Archive Files in Linux.

du Command – Check Disk Usage of Files and Directories.

df Command – Check Linux File System Disk Space Usage.

cat Command – List Contents of Files in Linux.

find Command – Find Files and Directories in Linux.

touch Command – Create New Files in Linux.cp Command – Copy Files and Directories in Linux.mv Command – Rename or Move Files and Directories in Linux.rmdir Command – Delete Directories in Linux.mkdir Command – Create New Directories in Linux.dir Command – List Contents of a Directory in Linux.pwd Command – Check Current Working Directory in Linux.cd Command – Switch Between Directories in Linux.ls Command – List Files and Directories in Linux.Section 2: Essential Basic Linux Commands Install Rocky Linux on VirtualBox on Windows.Best Linux Distributions for Beginners To Try.How to Install VirtualBox to Try Different Linux Distros.Linux Directory Structure and Important Files.What Is Linux? and How Does Linux Work?.Linux Course Objectives Section 1: Introduction To Linux and OS Installations This courseware is presently supported on the latest releases of Linux distributions like Red Hat Enterprise Linux, CentOS, Rocky/Alma Linux, Debian, Ubuntu, etc.