Zsh

Now we know how to navigate around our system, let’s interact with some files: Normally is good to have filenames with extension, but sometime that is not the case on linux/Unix/Unix-like systems, To figure out what type of file it is: file <filename> Copying files to copy some files: cp [options] <source files> <destination> it support wildcards for file names, such as: # this will copy every file with name starts with "image" # and extension of "....

So I have been daily driving Linux systems on my PCs for a year now, but I still haven’t “learn Linux” systematicly yet, so here I decided to take a course on this, and here are my notes. Basic Navigations When we open up a terminal emulator or TTY, we are usually in our home directory by default. Print Working Directory To see the where we are currently, use:...