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Linux & CLI

Navigate Linux systems, write bash scripts, and manage processes.

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After this skill you can…

  • Navigate the filesystem, manage permissions, and use pipes
  • Write a bash script with variables, loops, and functions
  • Monitor processes with top, htop, and systemctl

Watch (10 videos)

RESET your Forgotten Linux (Ubuntu) Password in 2 minutes
David Bombal · intermediate hands-on
→ Reset Linux Ubuntu password→ Troubleshoot common Linux issues
Should I Learn LINUX with the CCNA | CCNP? - Network Engineer
NetworkChuck · beginner hands-on
→ Use LINUX command line interface to manage network devices→ Automate network tasks using LINUX scripts
Master the Command Line in 2026: Pipes, Redirects & CLI Tools Developers Actually Use
AWS Developers · beginner hands-on
→ Use Linux/Unix command line tools→ Create pipes and redirects→ Improve terminal skills
Learn Linux in 180s - cat vs more
David Bombal · beginner hands-on
→ Use 'cat' and 'more' commands→ Read large files page-by-page
Linux Terminal Crash Course - For Absolute Beginners
NeuralNine · beginner hands-on
→ Navigate the Linux terminal→ Use basic commands like pwd, ls, and cd→ Manage files and directories
Learn Linux in 180 seconds - cd command
David Bombal · beginner hands-on
→ Navigate Linux file system using CD command→ Use PWD and Tree for file system navigation
How to Find Your IP Address on Linux, Windows & Mac
David Bombal · intermediate hands-on
→ Find IP addresses on Linux, Windows, and Mac→ Use terminal commands for networking tasks
Linux/Mac Terminal Tutorial: Creating Aliases for Commands
Corey Schafer · beginner hands-on
→ Create custom aliases→ Speed up terminal workflows
Linux/Mac Terminal Tutorial: How To Use The find Command
Corey Schafer · beginner hands-on
→ Use the find command for file system scanning→ Perform actions on find command results
SSH Key Authentication on Linux Server: Easy Setup Tutorial
NeuralNine · beginner hands-on
→ Set up SSH key authentication on Linux→ Configure server access control