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Sad to see such quality and straightforward content getting such a low view and subscriber count. Thanks for the awesome explanation!

[@WMBMW13]

This has to be the easiest explanation I've seen so far, everyone else is expecting me to know the basics but lets be realistic a lot of us who are learning this material don't know the very basics yet. So thank you for breaking it down!

[@akashshivalkar6573]

My teacher took 1:30 hrs to teach all this stuff which u taught within 10mins in very simple language...Thanks

[@Anthonyanderson075]

I paid $50 on coursera for this info. And you covered everything in better detail, showed more professionalism, and explained to the point for better comprehension. All for the price of a free like on the video. Seeing the video is 2 yrs old and is still helping people today including myself is crazy. So thank you very much!

[@Anonomus-m4j]

This is literally the best computer science content I have ever seen. Easy to follow along... even on my old Ubuntu machine. It has nano version 2.5.3 while this tutorial shows version 4. Everything worked with no issue. I immediately understood all of the errors I got because everything is explained so well. Normally the cs content I see everybody just says "because that's how it is" where here everything is explained and why you need to do that.

[@lawrencekumi-agyare581]

To be honest, the illustration and content delivery made it easier to follow and understand. Thank you so much. We need more tutorials like this.

[@mattk.9937]

My teacher greatly overcomplicated this introduction, you clearly explained everything. Well done!

[@michaeldamon7500]

That was clearest tutorial I have ever seen on any topic 😁Thank you

[@songseng904]

U r such a star indeed, we need more Educational videos like these actually, as ur way of explaining is outstanding

[@k.chriscaldwell4141]

Great. Thanks. The “tree” command is my favorite for viewing files and directories.

[@joshuabohner7819]

Very professional looking guide. Well done Dr. Backman!

[@ggsghfs6]

I wish you made more videos! Best demonstration for computers I've ever watched.

[@vakomeah8504]

You taught me everything. We need you, Nathan. Please do more videos for us, pleeeeeeeease

[@antsangeo]

Very informative video. There are only 3 videos on this channel. I wish there were more.

[@DawgShawg]

Thank you so much for this video, sir. Really straightforward and easy to understand!

[@safaabhc9166]

you are a legend, please continue on doing this professional work

[@_giles]

You're a really amazing teacher. I hope you keep doing vids.

[@thobanindlovu1991]

this is a such a great video. I wish you had more subscribers cause they are a lot of people who need to see this info. and I am hoping you will make more videos cause I am now a new sub

[@nicolaskubwimana2667]

I am the bigenner in redhat learning but know I have joy because of your simplification of these basics 🎉🎉🎉😊😊

[@larryarrington9395]

New to Linux! The folder illustration allowed me to get this straight away! Thank you for sharing in way that stimulate learning! 🎉❤😊🎈 East Coast Sr

[@lunarrevel8754]

Such a great reference video, thank you!

[@Regular_Dude123]

how is this guy having 247 subcribers, put some respect on his very simplified excellent explanation and subscribe

[@SabrinaXe]

Default : Home directory 1:43 ls - lists contents of current directory (dir in windows) 2:06 mkdir (NAME) - makes a new directory 2:36 cd (NAME) - change directory (move into a new directory) 3:54 nano (NAME) - to create a file 6:00 rm - to remove file 6:18 cp (FILE NAME TO BE COPIED) (DESTINATION? OR RENAMED FILENAME) 6:55 cd 7:24 .. - To go to parent directory OR cd - to go to ultra parent directory (home directory) 7:50 cp -r (DIRECTORY TO BE COPIED) (COPIED DIRECTORY’S NEW NAME) : to copy directory 9:11 Relayive paths …/…/…/ 10:05 mv (OLD NAME) (NEW NAME) : to rename files 11:35 rm -r : To remove directories

[@user-hn4my4ze2u]

the best explanation i have come across, thanks

[@khushalrawal4682]

What a clean and neat explanation

[@SystemsAvatar]

I really like the illustration on the left

[@Crimson_Avant]

Instant sub, thanks!!!! and i liked the video too. Please keep on making great content like this

[@martinMWZ]

Very comprehensive video. Thank you!

[@Tranphuc95]

Very nice video, exactly what I've been looking for. Thank you very much!

[@kyawlintun7578]

This is such a good content

[@trilokatmadasa3180]

High-quality content. Thank you so much!

[@CreativeVibesMD]

thanks you. This is a very simple and clear lesson.

[@Mantikal]

How do you switch to an inserted eternal drive (via USB) on the terminal or copy files to/from an external drive on the terminal?

[@shanks_cp]

Very good stuff mate. Keep it up

[@kingsizeokoko1635]

Great job Nath, looking forward to more great content.

[@AmandaMoyo-dr4ii]

Best teacher ever

[@manilazoo8411]

Awesome tutorial. Thank you for your video

[@nicolaskubwimana2667]

Please continue to upload more videos on Linux redhat

[@oluwajobabukola1508]

Awesome tutorial. Thank you.

[@munahtidings8395]

Amazing teaching Thank you very much sir.

[@KatherinNkini]

I love your content . More please🥺☺

[@SyySkitz]

This is amazzzzzzing🔥🔥🔥

[@awesomedavid2012]

Amazing video!

[@Sachinbaghel-d4r]

Bro come back we want your full course on linux

[@SaraAhmed-pf7lp]

Good work and thank you!

[@ambamb9905]

Thank you for such a video

[@fatmaamrr]

amazing explanation

[@parvavlogs3722]

Great man! st to the point, hope you cover some advance stuff too lol

[@JhoiMee-hv4on]

thank you😊

[@MrAzmat786]

❤ please make more video and make your legacy, please ❤

[@abdksentini]

thank you sir

[@bratichdara-8517]

Thank you

[@davidbazania1880]

More videos please

[@mpho4164]

Sooooo cooool

[@clye7788]

Is that a real person or ai? It’s scary uncanny

[@nathanbackman5291]

Hah, that’s real. It’s me. Hopefully looking almost human is a phase that I can break out of as I get more used to speaking to a camera.

[@HichamDgadeg]

Thank you