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The Linux Command Line by William Shotts is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

What is The Linux Command Line about?

Introduction Why Use the Command Line? What This Book Is About Who Should Read This Book What's in This Book How To Read This Book Prerequisites What's New in the Fifth Internet Edition Acknowledgments First Internet Edition Second Internet Edition Third Internet Edition Fourth Internet Edition Fifth Internet Edition Your Feedback Is Needed! Further Reading Colophon Part 1 – Learning the Shell 1 – What Is the Shell? Terminal Emulators Making Your First Keystrokes Command History Cursor Movement Try Some Simple Commands Ending a Terminal Session Summing Up Further Reading 2 – Navigation Understanding the File System Tree The Current Working Directory Listing the Contents of a Directory Changing the Current Working Directory Absolute Pathnames Relative Pathnames Some Helpful Shortcuts Summing Up 3 – Exploring the System Having More Fun with ls Options and Arguments A Longer Look at Long Format Determining a File's Type with file Viewing File Contents with less Taking a Guided Tour Symbolic Links Hard Links Summing Up Further Reading 4 – Manipulating Files and Directories Wildcards mkdir – Create Directories cp – Copy Files and Directories Useful Options and Examples mv – Move and Ren

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Author

William Shotts

Publisher

A LinuxCommand.org Book

Published

2019

Language

EN

Category

nonfiction

Rating

4.34 / 5 (592 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-14