#Linux Command Line

[fish-shell]

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[hackeocafe]

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Essential Linux Commands: Mastering the Basics of Command-Line Operations

Linux, a powerful and versatile operating system, offers a command-line interface that empowers users with unprecedented control over their systems. While the graphical user interface (GUI) provides ease of use, understanding the fundamental Linux commands is essential for anyone seeking to harness the full potential of this open-source platform. In this article, we will explore some of the…

Essential Linux Commands help users navigate, manage files, and control system processes. Here are some key ones:

ls – List directory contents

cd – Change directory

pwd – Show current directory path

mkdir – Create a new directory

rm – Remove files or directories

cp – Copy files or directories

mv – Move or rename files

cat – View file contents

grep – Search text in files

chmod – Change file permissions

top – Monitor system processes

ps – Display running processes

kill – Terminate a process

sudo – Execute commands as a superuser

Mastering these commands boosts productivity and system control!

[ravxy1337]

20 Perintah Dasar Linux yang Wajib Kamu Tahu!

Linux adalah salah satu sistem operasi yang populer, terutama di kalangan pengembang dan admin jaringan. Dibalik tampilannya yang sederhana, Linux menyimpan kekuatan yang luar biasa dalam bentuk perintah-perintah dasar yang bisa diakses melalui terminal. Bagi yang baru belajar atau yang sudah mahir, memahami 20 Perintah Dasar Linux yang Wajib Kamu Tahu adalah langkah awal untuk bisa menguasai sistem ini. Mari kita pelajari bersama beberapa perintah yang sering digunakan.

ls – Menampilkan Isi Direktori

Perintah ini digunakan untuk melihat isi folder atau direktori. Dengan ls, kamu bisa tahu file apa saja yang ada di dalam sebuah direktori. Tambahkan opsi seperti ls -l untuk melihat informasi lebih detail, seperti ukuran file dan kapan terakhir kali dimodifikasi.

cd – Pindah Direktori

Mau pindah dari satu folder ke folder lain? Gunakan cd. Contoh penggunaannya: cd /home/user/ akan memindahkanmu ke direktori "user" di dalam folder "home". Ini adalah salah satu perintah yang paling sering digunakan di Linux.

pwd – Menampilkan Direktori Saat Ini

Kalau kamu bingung sedang berada di direktori mana, perintah pwd akan memberi tahu kamu lokasi direktori saat ini. Ini penting ketika kamu bekerja dengan banyak folder sekaligus.

cp – Menyalin File

Kalau kamu butuh membuat salinan file, gunakan perintah cp. Misalnya, cp file.txt /backup/ akan menyalin file "file.txt" ke folder "backup". Ini sangat berguna jika kamu perlu membuat backup sebelum mengedit file.

mv – Memindahkan atau Mengganti Nama File

Ingin memindahkan file atau mengganti namanya? Gunakan mv. Sebagai contoh, mv file.txt /documents/ akan memindahkan file ke dalam folder "documents". Sedangkan, jika kamu ingin mengganti nama file, gunakan perintah seperti mv ravxy1337.txt ravxy88.txt.

rm – Menghapus File

Untuk menghapus file, perintah rm adalah yang kamu butuhkan. Namun, hati-hati! Jika kamu menggunakan rm -r, maka seluruh folder beserta isinya akan dihapus. Jadi, pastikan kamu yakin sebelum mengeksekusi perintah ini.

mkdir – Membuat Folder Baru

Jika kamu ingin membuat folder baru, gunakan mkdir. Contoh penggunaannya: mkdir projectbaru akan membuat folder baru dengan nama "projectbaru".

rmdir – Menghapus Folder Kosong

Perintah rmdir digunakan untuk menghapus folder yang kosong. Jika folder tersebut masih berisi file, kamu harus menggunakan rm -r untuk menghapusnya.

touch – Membuat File Baru

Perintah touch digunakan untuk membuat file kosong baru. Misalnya, touch index.html akan membuat file HTML kosong yang bisa kamu isi nanti.

cat – Menampilkan Isi File

Untuk melihat isi file tanpa membuka editor teks, gunakan cat. Contoh penggunaannya: cat file.txt akan menampilkan isi file "file.txt" di terminal.

nano – Mengedit File di Terminal

nano adalah editor teks sederhana yang bisa kamu gunakan di terminal. Misalnya, ketik nano file.txt untuk membuka file teks dan langsung mengeditnya.

grep – Mencari Kata dalam File

Kalau kamu perlu mencari kata atau frasa dalam sebuah file, gunakan grep. Misalnya, grep 'error' logfile.txt akan menampilkan semua baris yang mengandung kata "error" dalam file "logfile.txt".

chmod – Mengubah Izin File

Linux memiliki sistem izin yang ketat. Gunakan chmod untuk mengubah izin file. Sebagai contoh, chmod 755 script.sh akan memberi izin kepada pemilik untuk mengeksekusi file, sementara orang lain hanya bisa membaca.

chown – Mengubah Pemilik File

Kalau kamu perlu mengubah pemilik file, gunakan perintah chown. Misalnya, chown user1 file.txt akan mengubah pemilik file menjadi "user1".

df – Mengecek Ruang Penyimpanan

Untuk melihat sisa ruang penyimpanan di disk, gunakan df. Tambahkan opsi -h untuk melihatnya dalam format yang lebih mudah dibaca, seperti df -h.

du – Menghitung Ukuran Direktori

Kalau kamu ingin tahu seberapa besar sebuah folder, perintah du bisa memberimu jawabannya. Ketik du -sh /folderku/ untuk melihat total ukuran folder tersebut.

ps – Menampilkan Proses yang Berjalan

Perintah ps menampilkan daftar proses yang sedang berjalan di sistem. Ini berguna jika kamu ingin memantau aplikasi apa saja yang aktif.

kill – Menghentikan Proses

Jika ada proses yang tidak merespon, kamu bisa menghentikannya dengan kill. Kamu perlu mengetahui PID (Process ID) dari proses tersebut, yang bisa didapatkan dengan ps. Contohnya, kill 1234 akan menghentikan proses dengan ID 1234.

top – Melihat Kinerja Sistem Secara Real-Time

Perintah top menampilkan informasi tentang penggunaan CPU, memori, dan proses yang sedang berjalan secara real-time. Ini adalah salah satu perintah paling penting untuk memantau kinerja sistem.

wget – Mengunduh File dari Internet

Perintah wget sangat berguna jika kamu ingin mengunduh file dari internet langsung melalui terminal. Contohnya, wget http://example.com/file.zip akan mengunduh file ZIP dari URL yang diberikan.

Dengan menguasai 20 perintah dasar Linux yang wajib kamu tahu, kamu bisa memaksimalkan kemampuanmu dalam mengelola sistem Linux. Perintah-perintah ini sangat penting untuk dipelajari karena dapat mempercepat pekerjaan sehari-hari dan memberi kendali penuh terhadap sistem. Pelajari 20 perintah dasar Linux yang harus dikuasai setiap pengguna dan nikmati fleksibilitas yang ditawarkan oleh sistem operasi ini. Mulai kuasai Linux dengan mudah!

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[monsterqueers]

So ive been using linux for a good while now, and its now officially my daily driver. Windows is now permabenched in a removed hhd in a drawer unless something awful happens. (Good riddance, havent truly enjoyed windows since xp)

And from this I think that people urging others to move to linux are not doing so in the correct way.

Instead of trying to push a friendly distro and insisting it will work for everything and everyone, instead check if the hardware they are using specifically is good for linux and if so what families.

One computer will be a breeze with any distro, another could have a few quirks but be basically fine, however another of the same year and manufacturer could be an uphill battle thats straight up unusable even for someone who knows how to do the kernel edit workarounds for all but specific distros, if that.

My desktop took linux mint like a dream, 100% painless with no fucking about to make it work and even no need for an ethernet cable to get things started. My dinosaur laptop (may it rest in peace after other components died) had a few issues but also worked very well with little effort with mint. My current junk laptop is an uphill battle that will require arch AND edits to the kernel paremeters to work without being filled with screen flashing and full system freezes at random and im still gearing up the gumption to give it another few attempts to actually pull it off.

Each of these computers is a VERY different experience, and if your prospective switcher is using a computer that doesnt play well, its NOT going to work, they will get frustrated, and they will give up. They have to work with what they have.

Instead of going right to telling them to switch and that anything is good, Encourage people to search up their pc+linux compatibility if they are looking to switch to determine if its viable for a newbie who doesnt want to struggle, then offer a distro that has a live usb/dvd version if possible for them to test without install, and a big enough userbase that troubleshooting is as painless as possible.

If its a laptop, archwiki has lists of those by maker (linked in the page given) with notes on what has been tested in that family of linux.

This, I think, above all, is the most important thing when trying to get people to switch:

MAKE SURE THEIR HARDWARE IS GOOD FOR IT

Not just the pc, but the peripherals too; their mouse, their mic, their webcam, their keyboard- these things are not always supported well.

Linux can be fast, easy, and really comfortable and painless with little to no troubleshooting or tedious workarounds to get your stuff to work; but you have to be using the right hardware.

Yes, make sure you have alternative programs lined up that are actually good (stop reccing gimp when krita is a way better P$ alternative for people trying to draw digitally), and maybe consider talking about how to run wine in a newbie friendly way for things they might need for work reasons that dont work on linux normally(and accept that it might not work even with wine), but above all, make sure that its not just being phrased as 'a you problem' when it might be their system that is the issue there.

For prospective switchers that tried but gave up because of glitches or freezes or things otherwise not working: It wasnt you being bad at computers. Sometimes it just doesnt work with that hardware well and there is nothing you can do. People dont warn you about this, but its a very real issue.

If you still want to try linux, when you eventually get a new computer in the future, look for one that seems to be supported by linux well- some pcs even come with linux preinstalled for you even (dell does this with ubuntu and ubuntu has skins that looks windows esque). Asking specifically for linux compatible or linux preinstalled computers signals to developers to make more computers that work with linux, and makes it easier to get linux friendly stuff.

If not, there are windows 11 neutering tools out there in the wild that are very useful and are a plenty fine alternative to switching. You should only switch if you want to switch.

[muffinlance]

hellooo very cool person I am just now getting into the atla fandom and I know Nothing other than your fics are very cool and great and I was wondering if you have any recs (or links to posts with recs!!) bc I trust your judgment LOL

I hope this is ok to ask!! also I will add that I am not that picky but I will add that I am very much a longfic enjoyer so🫶🫶

My friend, may I open up to you the broad world of clicking an AO3 user's bookmarks. <3

AKA: literally click any ao3 username, "bookmarks" should appear towards the top of the resulting page. You can then voyage into the additionally wonderful waters of filtering by length, "recommended", fandom, etc.

Also: if the fic you like is in collections, try checking them out, especially if the title appeals to you. Can be a great way to find essentially a fic playlist.

Anyway all hail ao3's designers they done good work

[trinfortnight]

Aliasing her favorite words and sounds to funny command line things

Like she moans and now is getting forkbombed

[electricmeatorchestra]

They call it Arch linux because full time command line immersion makes u arch ur back all sexily like

[dullahandyke]

Like I dont want my tech to be convenient + in fact that scares me. Wtf are you doing that I didnt tell you to do. Stop it. I'm in charge you are an extension of my limbs and if I cannot articulate every joint on a whim then I'm basically fucked

[wuwubean]

i recommend everyone use the command line for everything, not because it’s more efficient (even though it is) but the dopamine boost you get from doing something absurdly simple via command line is unmatched. even just like moving a file or something makes you feel like the smartest human being on the planet and it’s great.

[nixcraft]

Sister: What are you typing? Me: Notes Sister: Why are you typing like that? Me: Like what? Sister: Like that! Me: Turns on markdown render Sister: 😮 show me how to do that! What is that! Me: Markdown, its a markup language. Sister: *eyes glaze over* never mind, not worth it.

[juney-blues]

your quest for today (worth 500 points)

open up the Command Line on your operating system of choice and navigate from the root directory to any folder of your choosing (atleast 3 layers deep)

[sevarix-blogs]

how to do an action on mac that is extremely easy to do on windows & linux: press shift + command + 5 if it's before noon and 7 if it's afternoon and then with your remaining fingers press the first 3 letters of your first name and then click the mouse with your chin

[pirefyrelight]

in my research for what the hell Linux is in an effort to switch to it, I've watched a few "What your distro says about you" knowing that they're only partly joking probably.

Anyway I'm waiting for "Mint: you're scared of the command line but you're more scared of windows recall"

[madi-konrad]

god, windows problems are all like, "my start button isn't working anymore," and the solution is like, "you fool, you absolute buffon, you didn't go to C:/users/hidden_folder/00/var and delete the first two .dll files (sorted alphabetically), then rename the third to start_menu.dll and then restart in safe mode, you moron."