Command Line in Linux
Linux is a popular operating system that is based on the Unix operating system. It has many distributions which have different interfaces for installing software, different user interfaces, and so on. One thing all of the ‘distros’ have in common is that they all have a command line interface, or terminal. In fact, sometimes there is no user interface except the terminal itself. A Linux server running a web application on AWS, for example, may only contain the software required to run the application, and no GUI ‘window’ system at all.
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Unlock the power of Linux with this foundational course focused on mastering the command line. Ideal for IT and Computer Science enthusiasts, you'll learn to navigate directories, manage files, and more. Taught by Coursera, this 120-minute course is perfect for beginners, especially those in North America. Subscribe to the Starter plan and elevate your Linux skills today!
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