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First day at Uki

 The first day at Uki.

  • Linux is an open-source operating system.
  • The term Open-source refers to something people can modify, share, and also publish.
  • Linux operating system, Apache webserver application, Libre office, Mozilla firefox are some examples for open source.      Via Wiki
  • commands commonly used in Linux (in short forms)  Via doc
  1. ls-Used to show the contents of the file.
  2. pwd -Used to show the current path in the directory.
  3. ls -l -Used to show full information about the file.
  4. mkdir - Used to create a new folder.
  5. mv - Used to move the file.
  6. rmdir -Used to remove the folder.
  7. grep -Used to find a particular word in the file.
Here we use Terminal in ubuntu (like as cmd in windows) to edit, create, remove, move, modify, view, etc.

This is a Terminal code for viewing the current path 



To view the contents of the folder.



To view full information about the file/folder.
create a new folder.

move a file from a source to a destination.





I'm in the learning process.....
Hope it is a beginning....








 































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