This is a course on Linux command line tools. We will carefully select frequently used tools and teach you about their core functions and frequently used options. And we will teach you how to use them in practice. If you use various Linux tools well, Linux will become easier. And you will understand and handle Linux better :)
We have prepared a course on over 30 essential tools in the fields of text processing, search, system information, development, etc.!!
We will teach you everything about vim, from the basics to advanced features and even great tips!!
Once you learn everything, you will be able to do various tasks easily and quickly in the Linux terminal!!!
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Linux command line tools Learn the core features and options!
Why should I take this course?
Linux has now established itself as an operating system that all developers must use. And isn't it just developers? Engineers across various fields also need to know how to use it. Linux has now become a basic skill :) Being proficient with Linux requires a variety of skills and experience. While various features and techniques are necessary , mastering Linux without knowing the Linux command-line tools is impossible .
What are Linux command line tools??
Linux command-line tools are, as the name suggests, tools used in the Linux terminal. Most have been used since the Unix era. Their long history is reflected in their diverse range of tools, and their functionality is incredibly powerful. Furthermore, each tool has numerous options, allowing for a variety of uses. However, due to the nature of command-line tools, it's crucial to know which tool to use for which function. Furthermore, because these tools are CLIs (Command-Line Interfaces) rather than GUIs (Graphical User Interfaces), they can be challenging to use if you're not familiar with them. Furthermore, the sheer variety of options available can make it difficult to find the option you need.
So what about this course??
Based on my experience with Linux for over 15 years, I've selected frequently used tools and prepared lectures focusing on the frequently used options and functions for each tool. In particular, I've prepared lectures on system-related tools and development-related tools based on my extensive experience with Linux system development. I've also prepared a lecture on vim , which many people are vague about. Each lecture introduces the tool, explains frequently used options, and then helps you learn how to use it through practice. You can study the lectures in the prepared order, or you can just watch the ones that interest you!!
I had only worked with Windows-based infrastructure as an admin, but after changing jobs and encountering Linux systems, I felt overwhelmed. You've explained various commands in an easy-to-understand way, so I'm actually putting them to good use.