Introduction to Linux in HPC/Linux Directory Structure
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Video
Linux Introduction Slides 33 - 48 (16 pages)
Slide Layout
page 1: Windows: drive letter + backslash (C:) Linux: standard tree directory structure Absolute path: starts with / Relative path: w.r.t. working directory page 2 - 11: Animation for directory structure example directories page 12: everything is a file: /dev and /proc program/script can be found with which special directories: ., .. and ~ page 13: cd command page 14: 40 sec ls command page 15: specific commands: Ctrl+key (C, Z, D), exit and clear page 16: no undo make sure what you want to do
Quiz
Which keys can be used for command history?
Info: | Working directory in console reminds user, where they are. (page 3) |
Warning: | In command line user may forget where they are. (page 2) Child processes may stop, if parent shell exits. (page 2) |