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01 Linux Basics

The document provides an overview of Unix and Linux operating systems including what they are, their history and some key differences. It then outlines some of the basic Linux commands for file management, permissions, packages and more.

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01 Linux Basics

The document provides an overview of Unix and Linux operating systems including what they are, their history and some key differences. It then outlines some of the basic Linux commands for file management, permissions, packages and more.

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Roadmap

 What is Unix?

 What is Linux?

 Basic Commands

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What is Unix?

 A multi-task and multi-user Operating System


 Developed in 1969 at AT&T’s Bell Labs by
Ken Thompson (Unix)
 Some other variants: System V, Solaris, SCO
Unix, SunOS, 4.4BSD, FreeBSD, NetBSD,
OpenBSD, BSDI

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What is Linux?
 A clone of Unix
 Developed in 1991 by Linus Torvalds, a Finnish
graduate student
 Inspired by and replacement of Minix
 Linus' Minix became Linux
 Consist of
 Linux Kernel
 GNU (GNU is Not Unix) Software
 Software Package management
 Others

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What is Linux?
 Originally developed for
32-bit x86-based PC
 Ported to other
architectures, eg.
 PowerPC, IBM S/390,
MIPS, IA-64
 PS2, cellphones,
watches, Nokia N810,
NDS, routers, NAS, GPS,
…

* See references at the end


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Which Linux Distribution is better?
 > 300 Linux Distributions
 Slackware (one of the oldest, simple and stable distro.)
 Redhat
 RHEL (commercially support)
 Fedora (free)
 CentOS (free RHEL, based in England)
 Gentoo (Source code based)
 Debian (one of the few called GNU/Linux)
 Ubuntu (based in South Africa)
 Knoppix (first LiveCD distro.)

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Basic Commands
 ls  which
 $ ls -l  $ which ls
 $ ls -a  whereis
 $ ls -la  $ whereis ls
 $ ls -l --sort=time  locate
 $ ls -l --sort=size -r  $ locate stdio.h
 cd  $ locate iostream
 $ cd /usr/bin  rpm
 pwd  $ rpm -q bash
 $ pwd  $ rpm -qa
 ~  $ rpm -qa | sort | less
 $ cd ~  find
 ~user  $ find / | grep stdio.h
 $ cd ~weesan  $ find /usr/include | grep stdio.h
 What will “cd ~/weesan” do?

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Basic Commands (cont)
 echo  rm
 $ echo “Hello World”  $ rm foo
 $ echo -n “Hello World”  $ rm -rf foo
 cat  $ rm -i foo
 $ cat /etc/motd  $ rm -- -foo
 $ cat /proc/cpuinfo  chgrp
 cp  $ chgrp bar /home/foo
 $ cp foo bar  chsh
 $ cp -a foo bar  $ chsh foo
 mv  chfn
 $ mv foo bar
 $ chfn foo
 mkdir
 chown
 $ chown -R foo:bar /home/foo
 $ mkdir foo

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Basic Commands (cont)
 tar  Pipe
 $ tar cvfp lab1.tar lab1  $ cal > foo
 gzip  $ cat /dev/zero > foo
 $ gzip -9 lab1.tar  $ cat < /etc/passwd
 untar & ungzip  $ who | cut -d’ ‘ -f1 | sort |
 $ gzip -cd lab1.tar.gz | tar xvf – uniq | wc –l
 $ tar xvfz lab1.tar.gz  backtick
 touch  $ echo “The date is `date`”
 $ touch foo  $ echo `seq 1 10`
 $ cat /dev/null > foo  Hard, soft (symbolic) link
 ln vmlinuz-2.6.24.4 vmlinuz
 ln -s firefox-2.0.0.3 firefox

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Basic Commands (cont)

 Disk usage
 $ df -h /
 File space usage
 $ du -sxh ~/
 Advance stuff 
 $ ssh eon who
 $ ssh eon ‘cd .html ; tar cvfp - cs183 | gzip -9c’ | tar
xvfpz -
 $ ssh kilo-1 ‘tar cvfp - /extra/weesan’ | tar xvfp - -C /

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