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i have watched your video and you explanation is awesome i want to learn kali linux in detail means i want to each and every tool which is given in list of all program how it works and whats the use of it are you bringing such types of videos in future hope you will rply to me
37:51 ls -lart --> Shows the overall files and folders including hidden files on the path, and shows the permission of file accessing. ls -l --> Shows all files and folders on the path. ls -r --> Reverse the list of files and folders ls -t --> Sort the files and folders by a time.
# Most used Linux Commands ~ mkdir --> To make A File or Folder. ~ cd --> To Access particular File or Folder. ~ touch --> To create a Blank File. ~ mv --> To move a File or Folder. ~ cp --> To copy a File or Folder. ~ pwd --> To know the present Directory.[print working directory] ~ ls --> Shows the list of the Directory. ~ ls -R --> Shows the list of directory also the folders in the directory. ~ touch .(filename) --> To Create a Hidden File. ~ ls -a --> Shows the list of directory with the Hidden files. ~ ls -l --> Gives the details of the Creates Files and Folders. ~ ls -r --> Reverse the list of files and folders. ~ ls -t --> Sort the files and folders by a time. ~ apt --> To Install software packages. ~ sudo apt update --> Updates the list of Software that can be updated to the User. ~ sudo apt upgrade --> Update the softwares. ~ clear --> Clears the Terminal. ~ history --> Prints the Commands used. ~ echo --> To print any String.[Also 'printf' can be used] ~ chmod --> To give permission between User Group and Owner.[it can be done for particular file] ~ chgrp --> ~ top --> Shows the top Process that consumes most of the resources. ~ ps --> Shows all the Processes running. ~ ps -a --> ~ ps -ef --> ~ kill [PID] --> Kills the particular process. ~ vim --> Use to Edit Any file within terminal.[Needed to be installed first] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Users in Linux :- 1. Regular User --> This Users only have Access to their own directory. 2. Root User [Super User]--> This Users have File Access to the file System.[ADMIN] sudo (Command) --> This command is use by the User who Regular User but has the access to the Root. sudo su (Command) --> Not recommended to use this Command. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Absolute vs Relative Path Linux has a Tree Structured file system. cd /home/kali/Pratik..... --> Absolute Path. cd Pratik --> Relative Path. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Hi Sir i m kalim khan from Pakistan I watched your videos from around 4 years and recently i started your linux one video course and waited for your full linux course
Point to be noted: 1. You must have java runtime environment to run virtualbox 2. You must have virtualization enabled from pc bios 3. Your virtualbox ram cannot exceed half of your pc ram
Hello Harry Bhai, I'm Shubham Kaushik from Gurugram. Your courses are really awesome and career-building! We all are eagerly waiting for the full-fledged course of LINUX. Thanks a Bro :)
Time stamp: 37:46 ls -lart command lists all the directories in a list format along with the time of last modification, read and write permissions, permitted user access and total contents in each.
Hello Harry Bhai, I'm Himanshu Rohil from Mumbai. Your courses are really awesome and career-building! We all are eagerly waiting for the full-fledged course of LINUX. Thanks a ton Bro :)
ls -ltr file* : This command just list the contents of the current directory in the long listing format ( -l ), sorted by modification time ( -t ) in reverse order ( -r ) of all files and directories beginning with file* .
cli = command line interface ,terminal is type of cli gui = graphical user interface ls command shows further nodes and lists the content of directory whereas pwd (print working directory) shows the current position/node / is called root node cd is chain directory which is follwed by the name of destination node eg /$ cd bin cd .. ( cd dot dot command) brings you back to prv node if we are writing any name of folder like downloads, then we can auto complete the nam by writing its name partially like "dow" and then pressing tab button mkdir command makes a new directory within the present working directory that you are currently in touch 1.txt command creates a new text file of name "1" in your current node mv 1.txt final/ this command moves 1.txt file to new node called final cp 2.txt final/ this command copies 2.txt from present position and posts in "final " node
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Dude, I made a joinBot that joins online classes automatically. Thanks to your python course and for explaining how to install Virtual Box. @CodewithHarry bro, keep up with the new ideas. Keep inspiring us.👍
ls - lart :- l - long list a - include hidden files r - reverse order t - sort by time Gives you a full list with files in order by time of creation/last write with most recent file last in list.
P K Gupta an educator by profession 1. Likes your way of presentation going into details by going from simple to complex in Hindi 2. I am a persistent user of Linux and need some more in-depth into linux
Sir is unix and Linux same or different please tell me and i am not able to find any playlists on unix in yt please tell me where should I learn in unix operating system
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Ls -a = shows hidden file Ls -l = Detailed file information Ls -r = Lists contents of the specified directory and all its sub-directories (recursive listing). Ls -t = i can't find it ☹️
07:53 Linux is an open-source operating system that can be installed using VirtualBox on Windows. 15:46 Linux is an open source operating system with command line and graphical user interfaces. 23:39 Linux file system has a tree structure with the root node as the starting point. 31:32 Copying files using the cp command in Linux 39:25 Understanding absolute and relative paths in Linux 47:18 Commands for printing on the command line and creating files in Linux. 55:11 chmod calculator and changing file permissions using chmod 1:03:00 How to change password and use vim editor in Linux Crafted by Merlin AI.
Hi, My name is Mini Verma. Thank you for this video, it was really helpful. You mentioned about a full course of Linux, is it available. If yes, can I get the link for the same.
1.ls -R (shows all folders and files) 2.ls -l (shows all the permissions) 3.ls -a (shows all hidden files) 4.list information about files and directories within the file system.
lart command lists all the directories in a list format along with the time of last modification,read and write permission, permitted user access and total contents in each
Nice. Very helpful. Since, I have left windows for good and adopted Linux (Endeavour OS) as my main operating system, I wanted to learn some basics. Although, at this point I have been using Linux, but other distros like Ubuntu, Void, Endeavour and Manjaro. But I was not good enough in terminal. So I wanted to strengthen my basics.
Hi Harry your a zabardast tutor well would request to share the new course of Linux for beginners like me. Also having following question let me know if i can refer any your video for this Cat Less More Head Tail Grep Egrep PS Cp SCP Mv Rm Curl Ping Telnet Idea how crontab works For db part Abit abt select, insert, update, delete queries Diff between drop truncate n delete Index procedures cursors partitions etc
I'm Interested In Learning About Linux, But I'm Not Familiar With Coding And Command Stuff. You Mentioned That Linux Can Be User-Friendly Like Other Operating Systems. However, I Found It Really Challenging In Your Video Due To The Need For Commands. Is It Possible To Perform All The Tasks I Can Do On Windows Without Any Coding Knowledge On Linux? If Not, Then I Assume Linux Is A Completely Useless Operating System For Regular Users With No Coding Experience.
