Handy Guide to Command Line (CLI) for Beginners

[rhodry]

In a galaxy far far away........, I mean whist in another forum, I had occasion to remind myself of this very useful guide to the Linux Command Line Interface (CLI). This is not about advocacy of cli vs gui - I just thought for those newbies, particularly, that do want to understand a little better just how "the underpinnings" of Linux works, this is a very handy guide.

There is a link on the page where you can download a free version as a pdf file for permanent refernce on your system.

http://www.linuxcommand.org/tlcl.php

hope it helps,
rhodry.

[overthetop]

Very good guide! Thanks rhodry

[k357k9]

Many thanks, rhodry

[Elisa]

A very cool introduction to Linux as well as to CLI written by a high-school teacher and left for free to download BUT it is in Czech , get it here:

Zaciname s Linuxem / We start with linux - a pdf but the language is Czech

The teacher is Mr. Ing. Šerých Jakub from http://www.panska.cz - high-school; contact: serych @ panska . cz
Book: 1.2 MB, 72 pages

[blueicetwice]

modry, a most helful and informative thread. It will be archived.

Thank you most kindly.

[DAMIEN1307]

modry, a most helful and informative thread. It will be archived. Thank you most kindly.

Sorry to give ya the news that your responding to and downloading from an almost 10 year old, out of date post.

Wed Oct 05, 2011 2:09 am

I wonder just how much of that is still useful considering how old this post is???...Its even before systemd CLIs that are being used now...What you have downloaded is now "ancient" history...DAMIEN

[DAMIEN1307]

Try this one instead...WARNING...Clicking on this link will automatically download the PDF book on CLI, "The Linux Command Line...Fifth Internet Edition... by William Shotts...Copyright ©2008-2019, William E. Shotts, Jr.),...to your download folder or wherever you have directed your downloads to go to...This is the Latest update from 2019...DAMIEN

https://sourceforge.net/projects/linuxc ... f/download

[MrEen]

Hi blueicetwice,

Please let threads older than 6 months rest in eternal peace.

Your enthusiasm is wonderful to see, but we don't like reviving old threads here.

Locking thread.