Practical Linux Command Line 2.0 - Welcome

This video tutorial, led by Edward, a software engineer, is designed for both beginners and experienced users seeking a refresher on Linux command line basics. The course aims to demystify the Linux terminal by providing practical, hands-on lessons that focus on essential skills without unnecessary content. By the end of the course, learners will be confident in using the Linux command line, with a solid foundation for further exploration. The course covers navigating the file system, managing files, editing text, setting permissions, installing packages, monitoring processes, and using SSH. It also includes tips for productivity and efficiency.

Why does the instructor believe learning the Linux command line is a valuable investment?

• It is the only operating system for robotics.

• It is used by all major tech companies as a base for their products.

• It is a requirement for all software engineers.

• It is the easiest operating system to learn.

What is the first skill you will learn in this Linux course?

• How to navigate through the Linux file system

• How to set user permissions

• How to edit text from the terminal

• How to install and update packages

Which of the following is NOT covered in the course content overview?

• Managing files and directories

• Remotely connecting to a terminal using SSH

• Monitoring processes and resources

• Creating graphical user interfaces

What additional focus does the course provide to enhance terminal usage?

• Developing new Linux distributions

• Improving productivity and efficiency

• Learning advanced programming languages

• Building hardware components

What is the ultimate goal of the course according to the instructor?

• To become a Linux system administrator

• To master the basics of Linux command line and use it confidently

• To develop new Linux-based applications

• To learn Linux kernel development