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In this chapter we'll explore how to understand and navigate the filesystem structure of Linux using the terminal. This knowledge is crucial for managing files and directories effectively and lays the groundwork for more advanced operations.
No need to memorize all these directories right away. Just familiarize yourself with the existing directories and their functions.
Note
Upon completing the course, you will have the option to download all of these Cheat Sheets in one consolidated file.
As you work with Linux, you'll naturally become familiar with them. Your tasks will determine which folders you use, and some you might never need to access.
Task
Give the new command pwd
a try to find out your current location.
- Open your terminal.
- Type
pwd
and press Enter.
Note
By default, when you open a terminal, you start in your home directory, such as
/home/username
.
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In this chapter we'll explore how to understand and navigate the filesystem structure of Linux using the terminal. This knowledge is crucial for managing files and directories effectively and lays the groundwork for more advanced operations.
No need to memorize all these directories right away. Just familiarize yourself with the existing directories and their functions.
Note
Upon completing the course, you will have the option to download all of these Cheat Sheets in one consolidated file.
As you work with Linux, you'll naturally become familiar with them. Your tasks will determine which folders you use, and some you might never need to access.
Task
Give the new command pwd
a try to find out your current location.
- Open your terminal.
- Type
pwd
and press Enter.
Note
By default, when you open a terminal, you start in your home directory, such as
/home/username
.
Danke für Ihr Feedback!