Today, we begin working in the Linux CLI. We'll do pretty much the same things we've done in Windows, but we'll be doing them remotely on a machine on the Woodbridge campus.
Linux/Unix machines offer a variety of choices for command shells: a popular one is bash, which stands for Bourne-again shell, which followed the Bourne shell. (These Unix guys are a riot!) Bash is a very popular choice and is used in Ubuntu Linux as well as the Macintosh OS.
Here's the handout for today, and a few links follow:
how many bash references can you use, anyway? put the word bashin the search box
exploring the shell: that's for us!
here's a chapter on aliases: understanding these will be very valuable
reference comparing Windows CLI and bash; this guy has a lot of good ones, so no surprise that he teaches in a community college!
long list of bash commands
bash commands sorted by type
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