Not with this time to start with the basic comments, the first comment, which is the Alaska Alliance,
which is listing the flights or listing objects, heritage, whatever.
So if I OK, here you can see that I have the workspace directory, remote DeJohn, whatever it remoting
directory and so on.
By the way, that victory means folder in Windows.
So if you are coming from Windows directory for Linux and Windows for Windows, it is called for.
OK.
Anyway now to see where I am currently.
Yeah.
You can see that I have this tilde and this still.
That means that the current home directory for the current user, which is the user.
So you can see that from the prompt here we have the Ubuntu, which is the user at that name of the
IP, the name of the current computer or the sacred server, the name of the workstation, whatever.
OK, so if I typed that P WD, which is the print working directory, you can see that I am inside the
home of.
All right.
So far, so good.
Now with what if I want to change the current directory if I type unless you can use the CD, which
is change directly CD to workspace, for example, let's go to Workspace.
And inside it you can see that we have this specific things, whatever.
OK, which is another directory right now for the as it has a lot more options like l dash l a t h actually
a lot of things, but we will talk about these in a separate.
Not what if I want to see or let's go to another place.
OK, or here like this.
OK, now what if I want to see the content of this remote integer.
But maybe it is a binary.
I think I can see I would use the cat or concatenation two which is the cat cat remoting the dog.
Let's see if that will work.
Yeah, you can see it starts showing the content of this file.
But as you can see, um, because this is a binary file or executable file.
So we cannot see its file as a string.
We will see as arbitrary values.
And again, we have the document and this equipment is used to print the argument or a specific argument.
So, for example, we have environment where we call death, for example.
So if I type equal with Dinnerstein and Beth as a capital, you can see that we are printing the environment
variable Beth, which is something good.
By the way, the best one variable is used to store the location where the binaries are located.
Now, as you can see, the current screen is very messy.
So if I want to clean it, I will use the clear command.
OK, so clear the screen.
All right, now, what if I have this specific command, for example, and I want to see all the options,
the documentation, the manual for it, I would use the man.
OK, so if I type men who can see what manual base do you want?
So if I type men men, which is the manual for the men.
And you can see that, yeah, it will start showing what is the name, which is an interface to the.
To the on line reference manual, and you can see that description options overview, a lot of things,
actually.
All right, so what if I at man with the command they want, which is the last, for example, you can
see that unless it is used to this directory contents and you can see that we have that option, which
is all the almost all the ABC CFD it takes, as you can see, actually, it has a lot of things and
the status, the other bugs, whatever.
OK, so actually everything as a manual will be there.
All right.
Which is the man by using the man.
Come on.
Know where to find the alleged command.
So I know the command is used to restrain the entry, but where it is located.
So how to know a specific command where it is located.
I will use command code which and this which actually it will tell us where is the boundaries are located.
OK, so if I type men that wish to see, as you can see, it is, it is used to locate a command.
So here which return addresses, names of IFIs or layings which could be executed in the current environment
or whatever.
OK, now let's try to use it.
So which unless oh you can see that that s command is located at that slash spin.
So if I go there, if I type S to that bin, unless.
You can see that here it is here, as you can see, by the way, don't worry about the listing or the
alleged command.
We will have a separate or a complete lecture for the class unless they sell it and see what are those.
So if I type here and as you can see that there are a lot of things, which is the long list, by the
way, long list format.
I can see that a lot of things here.
What are these what is the what is X what is this object to.
What is this numbers?
What are those numbers that would be discussed in that lecture?
So don't worry, I have for now, but for now, we took a brief about how Linux works and what are the
basic commands that I would use them every day, every moment.
We would continue learning more and more in the next lecture.
Thanks for watching.