Become a shell wizard in ~12 mins

Underrated, it's just amazing how serene and concise this video is

ASMR: shell commands to fall asleep to

At college, I was forced to learn about shell scripting, but after using Linux for more than half a year, I am enjoying every bit of it. I am still learning about shell scripting.

0:28 shell/terminal/console/command line terminology 0:47 ls (list) 1:19 cd (current directory) 1:22 pwd (path to working directory) 1:26 echo 1:30 cat (concatenate) 1:33 touch 1:41 cp (copy) 1:47 mv (move) 1:51 <target> <destination> convention 2:02 rm (remove) 2:24 ln (link) 2:35 less 2:50 more 2:56 man (manual) 3:27 grep (global regular expression print) (find strings) 3:36 find (find files/dir) 3:47 sed (stream editor) (find and replace text) 4:25 awk (extract text data) 4:43 sort 4:55 head, tail 5:12 piping, pipe operator < | > 5:46 xargs (split input into chunks and pass as arguments) 6:07 running subshells < $( ) > 6:32 redirection < > > 6:47 appending < >> > 6:54 file content into stdin < < > 7:04 fzf (fuzzy finder) 7:24 compgen - c (lists all cmds) 7:31 Lots of useful command combinations 11:55 key takeaways

I listen to this every evening to fall asleep in peace

first time I see someone make working with CLI look aesthetic and easy. Beautiful video

Worth mentioning Ctrl-R as well for hotkeys. That fzf man alias is really cool

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Goes from newbie to advanced real quick! I use the terminal a lot as a software engineer, but this taught me a couple things and I feel like I understand some things better.

probably the best video on overview of shell commands that ive seen so far

Well that escalated quickly.

Awesome and comprehensive video showing off the true capabilities of a good shell user. I realize literally everything people see, is a text doc

I just become death destroyer of the terminal world!!

Low sub channel + quality content like this = instant subscribe

One of the finest videos ever made for the shell enthusiast, kudos to u man, eagarly awaiting for more !!!!!

I never thought the shell could be relaxing but you have done it. Good work.

Glad this showed up in my feed. Perfect for my needs at work. Thank you for the video.

Perfect content, helpful and calm, thanks. Seeing how someone uses tools is so helpful as I learn to use them.

The xargs command section was really good! Something as simple as aliasing 'logs' to open a fzf with all your docker containers and choose one to check the logs for is just so useful

Great fzf examples, thank you so much!