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| + | For the sake of brevity and making things easier to find, we will not be going over every single command available in Linux here, but rather, a list of some of the more common and useful commands. For a list of all Linux commands, you can follow [https://fossbytes.com/a-z-list-linux-command-line-reference/ this link] | ||
==Bash== | ==Bash== | ||
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==Running scripts== | ==Running scripts== | ||
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| + | *'''apt''' | ||
| + | *'''apt-get''' Advanced packaged tool get. Use this for installing packages. | ||
| + | **'''apt-get install''' The option ''install'' | ||
| + | Examples: | ||
| + | ''apt-get install python3-pip'' Will install the pip package installer for Python3. | ||
| + | ''sudo apt-get install mysql-server'' Will download install the package mysql-server. (We'll cover sudo later) | ||
| + | **'''apt-get update''' | ||
| + | **'''apt-get upgrade''' | ||
| + | **'''apt-get remove''' | ||
| + | **'''apt-get purge''' | ||
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| + | *'''sudo''' Super User DO. Execute the following command with "super user" privileges. Similar to administrator privileges in Windows. | ||
=Installing programs= | =Installing programs= | ||
=Running Linux (Ubuntu) on a virtual machine= | =Running Linux (Ubuntu) on a virtual machine= | ||
| − | We have a tutorial for installing a running Ubuntu on the [VirtualBox] page. You should do this if you need to use Linux, but don't want to install it on your actual machine. | + | We have a tutorial for installing a running Ubuntu on the [[VirtualBox]] page. You should do this if you need to use Linux, but don't want to install it on your actual machine. |
Revision as of 17:59, 31 January 2019
Contents
Introduction
List of popular Linux operating systems
- Ubuntu - Common OS for personal use.
- CentOS - Another common OS for personal use. CentOS is available in the TBE B-461 lab.
- Debian - Yet another common Linux OS.
- Raspbian - OS commonly used on Raspberry Pis for simple projects.
- Android - The popular phone OS. May require a separate emulator.
Linux commands
List of common commands
For the sake of brevity and making things easier to find, we will not be going over every single command available in Linux here, but rather, a list of some of the more common and useful commands. For a list of all Linux commands, you can follow this link
Bash
Bash is a shell for navigating an OS without the need for GUI. Bash is a part of the GNU Project, aiming to provide "free" software to aid in computing. Bash is available on most Linux distributions, as well as OSX (Mac) upon installing the OS. For more information, please see the embedded links provided above.
File and Directory
SSH
Grep
Sending emails
Running programs and scripts
Changing permissions
Running scripts
Miscellaneous
- apt
- apt-get Advanced packaged tool get. Use this for installing packages.
- apt-get install The option install
Examples: apt-get install python3-pip Will install the pip package installer for Python3. sudo apt-get install mysql-server Will download install the package mysql-server. (We'll cover sudo later)
- apt-get update
- apt-get upgrade
- apt-get remove
- apt-get purge
- sudo Super User DO. Execute the following command with "super user" privileges. Similar to administrator privileges in Windows.
Installing programs
Running Linux (Ubuntu) on a virtual machine
We have a tutorial for installing a running Ubuntu on the VirtualBox page. You should do this if you need to use Linux, but don't want to install it on your actual machine.
