10 Essential Linux Terminal Tools You Should Know

Today we discuss ten essential Linux terminal tools everyone should know.
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Timestamps:
(0:00) Intro
(0:54) ps
(3:10) kill
(4:15) uname
(5:02) lshw
(6:12) netstat
(7:45) ifconfig
(8:53) service
(10:07) df
(11:41) watch
(14:33) lsof
(17:52) Outro

[@VanDonien]

"ifconfig" is basically deprecated and replaced by "ip". "ss" should be used instead of "netstat" if available as well. "service" also won't stick around for long as systemd is the defacto standard now. Other than that, great showcase of those basic tools :) (+1 for tldr)

[@valeriodelbue]

GREP stand for global regular expression parser

[@aba-nascu]

Nice one! Maybe for the next video increase the terminal size a bit. 😊

[@alec1575]

Thank you so much for this content man, very helpful 👍

[@MrHasooooni]

keep up the good work man love your content

[@raytry69]

"lsb_release -a" is another useful command to determine which OS we are working on.

[@captainwasabi]

grep - Get Regular ExPression

[@samuelallen1402]

It's called grep because it stands for generate regular expression print.

[@rickharold7884]

Yea cool. Thx

[@digitalcivilulydighed]

Q: What happend to the rooftop?

[@kwxutube]

this video explains why grep is called grep: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIXJgKF9j7qNes0