Command Line V/s GUI - Linux Tutorial

www.guru99.com/terminal-file-m... . This tutorial compares the Command Prompt (Terminal) with the File Manager and gives their relative advantages. It introduces cd, pwd commands
To manage your files, you can either use,
Terminal (Command Line Interface - CLI) VS. File manager (Graphical User Interface -GUI)
Click on the time points below to view different sections!
0:34 How to Manage FILES?
1:08 Why learn Command line Interface?
2:16 GUI
2:57 CLI
3:44 Default Terminal Command
5:36 cd Command for Directories
7:13 Navigation
8:10 Path and its Types
10:15 Takeaways
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I am a security researcher and tester, I use the terminal religiously whenever I am using linux. I find the GUI overwhelms me, where as the terminal is simple. Strange as it may seem, I "see" my own version of the file system in my mind when I am working on the CLI. However, when work is over, I use my desktop to game on and that has windows 10. If linux could run the same applications I would use it in a heart beat!

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[@CustomNameHere]

Great series :-) Just one note, however. When moving to a relative path it is imperative to not include the initial '/'. For example, to move from the /home/user directory to the Pictures directory just enter cd Pictures - no '/'

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Yes exactly, the rule to understand every path that starts with / , it is assumed you want to go relative to top root path which is “/”

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For the one who translate this video to arabic cd is change directory not a compact desk

[@Anonymous-xd1lo]

most frequent task is managing files? No way! I think browsing the internet is way more common than that,

[@zoom1948]

After 7 years 2020 From Lk. i think 'cd /tmp' command not work in new vershion of ubuntu. cd ../ and cd .. work for backward and 'cd temp' cmnd work for forward.

[@xrafter]

Cd /tmp will change you to the tmp dir in the root directory

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CLI is nor scary. It is natural. Reminds about ancient times, when we made many things in command line or in "blue" programms.... Last century

[@xrafter]

The /picture is wrong because if it start with / that mean it is in the root dir not the current dir Usually it written like this picture/

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Music is disturbing.

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lmao... what is the most frequent thing you do on the computer...?

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The music should be changed its really annoying

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music is Ok, dont change it please

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I agree with Divjot. Is there a version of those tutorials without background music?

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Specially so when playing at a faster speed. I prefer 1.5x or 2x and the music makes it a little difficult to understand

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You didn't show how to access gui wtf

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My-my... why is Linux sooo complicated?????? Windows - so simple - just open the Total Commander - and there you are!

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seems like any of the file managers linux has, and not even the most powerfull

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f****** background music...

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All this can be done in Windows GUI.... Why just why.... linux runs so great but no one has the balls to make user friendly GUI. For god sake people just copy what is allready working on windows. For instance i never find out how to change icon size in linux, or to se t defoult program to run mp3, And such a simple things like navigating through drives and folders is painstakingly prolonged by typing commands. AINT NOBODY GOT TIME FO THAT

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for me all this seems easy in ubuntu than in windows

[@CustomNameHere]

+Beatrix Nuada You would have 'learned' how to do that in Windows, so just take the time to 'learn' how to do it in Linux :-) There is plenty of good documentation with most distributions of Linux. Most of the system settings can be set through, wait for it, System Settings.