Linux: Command History
Navigating the System
Welcome to the Operating Systems course of the IT Support Professional Certificate! In the first week of this course, we will cover the basics of Windows and Linux operating systems (OS). We will learn about how directories and files work in Windows and Linux OS. You will also learn practical ways to manipulate files and directories in the Windows graphical user interface (GUI), Windows command line interface (CLI), and Linux shell. By the end of this module, you will interact with files and directories and perform basic text manipulation in Windows and Linux OS.
Lesson Overview & Practice Tips2:23
List Directories in a GUI5:26
Windows: List Directories in CLI4:20
Linux: List Directories6:01
Windows: Changing Directories in the GUI1:02
Windows: Changing Directories in the CLI4:22
Linux: Changing Directories in Bash1:39
Windows: Make Directories in the GUI & CLI2:23
Linux: Make Directories in Bash1:22
Windows: Command History2:32
Linux: Command History0:47
Windows: Copying Files & Directories4:39
Linux: Copying Files and Directories1:56
Windows: Moving and Renaming Files, Directories2:01
Linux: Moving and Renaming Files, Directories1:19
Windows: Removing Files & Directories3:43
Linux: Removing Files & Directories1:16
Cindy Why OS is Important1:37
언어 선택하기스페인어아랍어영어카탈로니아어포르투갈어 (브라질)
The exact same history command that's used in Windows is used in Linux. From here, we can use our up and down keys and even search through our history with Ctrl-R. To clear your terminal app, what do you think you'll do? That's right. The clear command.