Introduction to the Bash Shell on Mac OS and Linux
Pluralsight
Course Summary
This course introduces you to the basic concepts and commands you need to start using Bash on Linux and Mac OS X.
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Course Description
The command line is one of the most important tools for a Linux/UNIX power user. Bash is the default login shell on Linux and Mac OS, and adding it to your skillset will open up a whole new world of possibilities. For one thing, it gives you access to a huge number of command line utilities, simplifying many everyday tasks. But Bash also provides you with a powerful scripting language for automating just about anything. For remote access and system administration, Bash is an absolute must.
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Course Syllabus
Overview- 8m 46s
—Overview 0m 47s
—Why Bash? 2m 11s
—What to expect from this course 1m 35s
—UNIX, Linux, Mac OS 2m 39s
—The UNIX philosophy 1m 34sFirst Steps- 26m 34s
—Introduction 0m 44s
—A Word of Warning 1m 17s
—Prerequisites 1m 50s
—Starting bash 1m 33s
—Starting bash on linux 1m 20s
—A simple commandline session 4m 46s
—A small difference between Linux and Mac OS 1m 23s
—Review of the first session 1m 18s
—Check that you are running Bash 1m 6s
—Commands, Arguments and Options 2m 58s
—Getting help 0m 59s
—Putting it into practice 4m 34s
—History 1m 54s
—Summary 0m 52sBasic File Management- 41m 23sUsing Bash More Effectively- 40m 18sFiltering and Processing Text- 52m 13sJobs and Processes- 19m 12sCustomization- 21m 3s
This course is listed under
Open Source
, Development & Implementations
, Networks & IT Infrastructure
and Operating Systems
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