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The Linux Command Line Chapter 1 What is the Shell? Prepared by Dr. Reyes, New York City College of Technology

What is the Shell? Shell - a program that takes keyboard commands and passes them to the operating system to carry out Types of Shells: C-Shell: csh, tcsh Bourne Shell: sh Bourne Again Shell: bash When using a GUI, a terminal emulator is used to interact with the shell KDE uses konsole GNOME uses gnome-terminal

Shell Prompt

Session Privileges Prompt ending with: $ - regular user, privileges varies # - superuser

Command History Press up-arrow key for previous command Press down-arrow key for next command Press left-arrow key to move back in the same line Press right-arrow key to move back in the same line Limited support for mouse interaction Some keyboard shortcuts might not work, as they belong to Windows: Ctrl-C Ctrl-V

Some Simple Commands Try the date command: Displays the current date

Some Simple Commands Try the cal command: Displays the calendar

Some Simple Commands Try the df command: Displays the disk available

Some Simple Commands Try the free command: Displays the memory available

Some Simple Commands Try the exit command: Use it to exit the system