Where to learn basic linux commands?

[bandboy]

I have been with Windows for long and don't know linux. Where can i learn basic commands in linux to help me manage server (CentOs)?

 

[Galaxy-Hosts]

Here is a pretty basic overveiw of most linux commands. http://www.ss64.com/bash/

 

[paulkoan]

I think one of the things that can be difficult to get to grips with is the directory structure. Like "where is every thing?" and "where should I put this?".

Here is a starter: http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/linuxdir.html

The distribution you use will have variations and its own way of doing things.

If you really want to get to grips with Linux, install it on your desktop. Ubuntu should make it relatively painless, but you'll end up in the command line whatever version you use.

And that is where you want to be after all...

 

[KiranHost]

You can also take a look at one of our threads: http://www.hostingdiscussion.com/hardware-server-configuration/8580-how-to-basic-ssh-commands.html

 

[ashley5]

Try this url => http://www.unixguide.net/linux/linuxshortcuts.shtml for your requirement

 

[DonHouston]

google Linux Comands as well. This could help you with your search. But forums are also a good place to find information too. I wish you the best in luck on this.

 

[indyamail]

Search on the forum..we have a thread going on regarding simple commands and their uses and examples.

 

[mr_brain]

LINUX: Rute User's Tutorial and Exposition
Online-Version: http://www.chongluo.com/books/rute/

 

[wainrob]

I like this thread. Thanks for the links guys. A big help for newbies like me. Ive been using windows and plan to try linux.

 

[gjvblack]

I would recommend to search online on google, there are some ebooks you might be able to find. I have some if you are interested.

 

[wainrob]

I like this thread. Thanks for the links guys. A big help for newbies like me. Ive been using windows and plan to try linux.

Is Ubuntu a linux?

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[purple]

There are lots of flavors of Linux. I would agree learning some basic commands by reading and then installing on your desktop to try it out would be your best bet. Linux isn't for everyone as it can take thinking and isn't exactly the same as the Windows based PCs most people rely on.

 

[AlexCourtney]

I don't have to learn anything why I recuirt system administrators and techinicans lul.

 

[tarsick]

I don't have to learn anything why I recuirt system administrators and techinicans lul.

You must be experienced enough!

 

[vexxhost]

There isn't really much to know, the best thing is to learn as you go perhaps, if you need help with something and someone shows/gives you a command, check it out and see what it means.

 

[HostThemUp]

hmm, if you got the money yes... but if you rely your staff too much, once they leave you for some reasons you will be tied up... so a basic knowledge is still required. .

 

[acnephonestyle]

http://www.linuxlots.com/~jam/guide4.html

This site is not bad for learning basic commands have a look and tell me what you think

 

[bobchrist]

Here are few good resource;
http://www.linuxjournal.com/xstatic/community
http://www.linux.org/
One page Summary of linux useful command; (pdf) http://homepage.powerup.com.au/~squadron/linux_manual.pdf

 

[HZ-Alex]

http://linux.about.com/od/commands/l/blcmd.htm

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[HZ-Alex]

Something useful is already posted here:

http://www.hostingdiscussion.com/hardware-server-configuration/8580-how-basic-ssh-commands.html

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