Linux commands - Part II - How?
The last articles dealt with how you would get to a terminal to execute Linux commands and why we have the need to execute these commands. Summing up, a terminal from an Ubuntu instance doesn't provide a GUI. Hence, we require Linux commands to interact with the system via terminal. Fun fact: Unix and Linux are not synonymous. Linux is the clone of Unix. It has several features similar to Unix but they still have some key differences. This article should give a fair idea of the differences. Do check out if interested. (Note: I'm only including the commands I'm aware of and USED in tasks. If you are a beginner, there's no better way to understand the working other than doing them along. You only get better understanding while using them for your tasks, otherwise they are not only boring but also difficult to grasp.) Now we deal with "The" commands. We'll divide the commands according to their functionality for better understanding. Directory commands A...