1. UNIX Command-line Introduction Terence Parr

2. Navigating  cd  pwd  ls  pushd/pod  cd  pwd  ls  pushd/pod

3. Display file contents  cat  more  head  tail  wc  cat  more  head  tail  wc

4. Copying, renaming  cp source target  mv source target # rename  cp source target  mv source target # rename

5. Special Directories and Files  A shortcut for you home directory, /home/username, is ~username.  ~parrt is my home: /home/parrt.  / is the root directory; there is no drive specification in UNIX like PC  ~/.bash_profile inits shell session  A shortcut for you home directory, /home/username, is ~username.  ~parrt is my home: /home/parrt.  / is the root directory; there is no drive specification in UNIX like PC  ~/.bash_profile inits shell session

6. Getting help  man command

7. Everything is a stream  ls -l | grep Aug | wc -l  ls > t  cat t  ls -l | grep Aug | wc -l  ls > t  cat t

8. Processes  ps  top  kill  ps  top  kill

9. Searching streams  grep

10. For more…  http://www.cs.usfca.edu/~parrt/course/601/lectures/unix.util.html