Linux Basics :: Linux is an open-source operating system kernel that
powers many distributions. Distribution (Distro) :: A packaged version
of Linux that includes the kernel
tools
Fedora
Debian). Kernel :: The core of the OS
resources and system calls. Shell :: A command interpreter that lets
users interact with the OS (bash
zsh). Command Line Interface (CLI) ::
Text-based way to execute commands directly. Man Pages :: Built-in Linux
manual accessed with man <command></command>. Absolute Path :: Full file path
starting from root /. Relative Path :: File path relative to the current
working directory. File Permissions :: Define who can read (r)
write
(w)
and execute (x) a file. Permission Groups :: User (u)
Others (o). Changing Permissions :: Use chmod to change permissions.
Example: chmod 755 file.sh. Changing Ownership :: Use chown to change
file owner and group. Hidden Files :: Files starting with .; view with
ls -a. Superuser (root) :: Administrative account with full system
privileges. Sudo :: Command to execute tasks with root privileges.
Create File :: touch filename Create Directory :: mkdir dirname List
Files :: ls (options: -l
-a
Move/Rename File :: mv source destination Remove File :: rm filename
Remove Directory :: rmdir dirname or rm -r dirname View File Content ::
cat
less
View Running Processes :: ps
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