60 Linux Commands you NEED to know (in 10 minutes)

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I miss the old days when i installed red hat provided by some magazine and started discoverig things Took me a few hours to mount a cd and a floppybrbr// editbrNot to mention connecting to internet or configuring alsa sound on sblive ^^
Comment from : @gietece

first things first: remove french language pack: # rm -fr /
Comment from : @7pdude

Let's get together for Ukraine!
Comment from : @LaazyX

/opt contains statically linked apps Yes like that on W*ndows Chrome usually resides here
Comment from : @die_lokki287

Hi Chuck, i need to know more about resolvconf file and what is name server, what could we do or do some changes in this file, and how that resolvectl status differ from resolvconf file
Comment from : @user-js2is2wj3k

Chuck, you are best Your videos are very inspiring
Comment from : @j4r3kk88

It's very dificult, because if you don't know how work whith linux, it's will be very very dificult for you
Comment from : @user-bb6qv5vi7l

/ whatis fingerbrfinger: nothing appropriatebrbr lol
Comment from : @sparkyy0007

sudo poweroff to me is the best shutdown u can make xD
Comment from : @darkevilpt5306

I think it would be better if there is no background music in your video
Comment from : @RIDOUNHOSSAINGADDAFI

This might be the greatest YouTube video ever ever made, brbrnot that it helps me, but the ease of information that is not as digestible Great workbrbrThis was a master class in tutorials
Comment from : @moviepracticing

what is bc
Comment from : @Leverquin

So how can you wonder why not that many people like Linux when you have to know all this The only good thing is with all the machines out there that won't run Win 11 Linux may get a boast in popularity
Comment from : @SchnuffiJames

Wow that's so good please make the video about how this help in the IT job
Comment from : @user-pr8cr8rz2j

I have no idea on linux I am trying to access files on a rasberry pi
Comment from : @Ibelieve218

thank you
Comment from : @ryanaudioo

I bet when u started off learning u was clean shaven Big respect for the vidz my freind 🎉
Comment from : @robertellis6413

Still love your content and enjoy so much listing to you Greatings from Germany! Your stuff helped me a lot, growing from a pure software developer to an architecture engineer!
Comment from : @christiantjdcity

Wow wow wow Amazing stuff there Keep going buddy !!
Comment from : @archanakannan2566

This is great I can see Chuck's coffee kicks in more as the video unfolds :D
Comment from : @_stokyo_

There is alot of information Adjust for maximum smoke
Comment from : @kevinfenn9672

finger can be used to inspect another user😂
Comment from : @amanuelwondim4170

resolved the error with updating Brew on Mac : "brew update-resetbrbrew updatebr" worked perfectly in terminal with the addition of the sudo command prepended to it Also there are some formulae resembling finger available for Mac Does 'finbar' or 'fing' sound right?
Comment from : @SciFiStory

Hey! thanks for this video, I am trying to follow it by trying things on my Mac, a few problems I don't seem to be able to update Homebrew or Brew Is there a difference? Got an error: "brew updatebrfatal: couldn't find remote ref refs/heads/master" Any suggestions? I asked Chat GPT but not very helpful I find that I can do most Linux stuff right on my Mac with few exceptions What are they again?
Comment from : @SciFiStory

On macOS, as well as on other Unix-based operating systems, services like finger have been largely replaced by more secure and modern alternatives The information provided by finger can potentially be exploited for unauthorized access, so it's often disabled by default on modern systems due to security considerations
Comment from : @SciFiStory

Thank you for this video very helpful!
Comment from : @Quotyie

Fraud fraud fraud
Comment from : @moonmoizofficial

cool and pertinent Thank you Chuck👌
Comment from : @salaheddineayoubmrous5884

You are big fraud
Comment from : @moonmoizofficial

did y'all see line 2 in the bible? 😂😂😂brChuck you are the best 💙💙brGreat video btw
Comment from : @socratesmustafa6788

You did finger You forgot toe brbrYou did man and whatis You forgot apropos
Comment from : @iroulis

Bro, thats a gold video
Comment from : @parveendagar6788

Quick & Precise, loved it
Comment from : @sominramchiary5880

thanks so much NetworkChuck!!!!! Amazing
Comment from : @mrigankaz

I shit you not, this man just made me regret spending money on my Linux online course in just 10 minutes! LOLbrThank GOD for the "Cancel Subscription" option
Comment from : @simply_fred

Good one Thx
Comment from : @Coyotehello

He might just make me 200 a game using Unix
Comment from : @dizzydrizzy6745

Being a newbie to linux, I have been taking a course Its nice to watch something like this and actually know most of the commands already Feels motivating
Comment from : @arandomdude8701

nice
Comment from : @eriklethdanielsen3968

real nice 👍bryou just missed my fav: sudo !!
Comment from : @richporcher2391

sudo !! brFor executing the last entered prompt with sudo
Comment from : @Philipp1887HSV

einfach danke
Comment from : @bernayldz9908

why can't i $ man finger austin :) Great Video
Comment from : @magnieduardo8570

AwwwThis takes me 12 Years back when i started as a fresher in IT My first job was to manage ETL & Databases in LINUX environment Seeing this video takes me back to those days, also remembering some wonderful things i did and hope that helps in a upcoming interview!
Comment from : @karthigeyans191

Maan that is an amazing video, I am preparing to the intewrview and that is exactly what I needed, Thank you
Comment from : @Majid05mtl

Everytime I watch your video, I always have a reason to watch it more brThanks so much sir
Comment from : @okunoyesouleiman9117

Linux desktop is my daily machine for over 10 years now, but i am in linux space since 20 years and even if i know many of these commands is still watch these videos because it makes me remember other commands i don't use that often or i find out something new even after so long, and makes me love linux flexibility even more And i love this channel
Comment from : @darviniusb

We are here to learn, but watching your video there is nothing to learn you too fast Try to teach people bro not try to show up😂 slow down
Comment from : @BalaAlaska

"Now when youre done hit escape"brbfinally escapes vim/b
Comment from : @prawnydagrate

Welp time to give some props everyonebrbrThis was very well made its not even funny
Comment from : @medicineman7894

8:00
Comment from : @lemonhasj

My case : Imagine some one need to learn Differential Equations, and he still don’t know how to sum to numbers
Comment from : @__hannibaal__

Playback speed 075 😂
Comment from : @Python843

Gentlemen & scholar indeed
Comment from : @user-bv1vg5dk8f

Effin awesome style homey!! Im trying to learn Linux & finally someone that can keep my attention Fast Straight to the fn point Hilarious Creative Nice work
Comment from : @user-bv1vg5dk8f

I play this at 075 and it's still fast xD
Comment from : @POIZ87

is there a cheatsheet of all the commands in the video?
Comment from : @ishaankulkarni49

this is just amazing!
Comment from : @ishaankulkarni49

This command only for Ubuntu Linux
Comment from : @PremName-vw8wf

linode became so bad after akami bought it
Comment from : @gamingland2074

Daemon is pronounced "demon"
Comment from : @christophermoreira6198

Awesome video!! But just one complaint brbrThe coffee sipping god can you not do that😂 it triggers me sovbad Lol
Comment from : @J-D248

Brilliant
Comment from : @dippyzippy1

You forgot 9:11- bc
Comment from : @funkdefied1

after using "history" you can replay a command using !NUMBER, for example to replay command #999, type !999
Comment from : @DavidFrankland

As someone who is studying Linux and it's command this is actually useful and fun to watch
Comment from : @OmvrWasHere

That was a lot! Mostly review, but I did learn a several new commands and should watch it again at normal speed and not my normal of 15 X 😅 God bless
Comment from : @bcglinux

you know i fuck with you chuck but you’re about addicted to coffee on how i WAS addicted to percocets 😂😂😂😂😂😂😭
Comment from : @payroll448

I didn't know 'shred' and 'whatis' commands :v But they seem useful, I will have to try them
Comment from : @mllenessmarie

why not shred the bible?
Comment from : @marcinbaraniecki1034

You pay Linux for simple things like this😂
Comment from : @grok8211

Thank you so much for the video But PLEASE lol turn down the volume for the background music Thanks again!
Comment from : @bentabarzadi3379

Can you do a quick walk through on U3-pwn back door tool please
Comment from : @MrStyles009

You're a fuckingbrilliant 😅😅😅😅
Comment from : @eagle990

You know when you install a file, does the file only work in terminal, or will it show up in your webstore?brIt'd also be good to know how to install gnome nannybrIt's all really confusing They put all code in different colours when telling you how to install, and you can't cut and paste from the code into terminalbrAny encouragement for me to learn terminal would be great
Comment from : @bartisticproductions

KJV Bible, nice!
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Comment from : @reallynigga4901

A 10min video, nice, just what I want, took me 5 hours to go through haha
Comment from : @ahvala7

I saw that, Christian I'll sub just for that
Comment from : @PeterStrange-oy9ev

@4:41 - if you type "what is finger" the response is "finger: nothing appropriate" 🤣
Comment from : @GunnarGuitarist

This is braingasm
Comment from : @metalmaniac5218

I come back to this video periodically, always motivates me to continue learning
Comment from : @vishalgreene1854

what's the equivalent of "resolvectl status" command in Kali Linux? (Note systemd is installed)
Comment from : @codiaji

Takk!
Comment from : @gunnarju

YOU NEED TO SLOW DOWN!!! SLOW YOUR ROLL!! HOW IS ONE TO KEEP UP IF THEY ARE LEARNING FOR THE 1ST TIME LINUX!?!? THANK YOU!! otherwise I think u are awesome and have great content!
Comment from : @MNBosslady

GUIs were invented for a reason
Comment from : @spoenk7448

This is amazing, I'm just starting my adventure with Ubuntu on M1 MacBook Pro using a virtual machine with UTM and I really needed some interesting and useful commands and boom your video appeared on the home page You explain everything very simply and in a short time And I absolutely love your videos, keep it up 🙂
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