Use the Command Line Interface

The command-line interface was used decades before the graphical user interface (GUI). However, its speed and versatility still make it a popular choice today.

Steps

  1. Pick your command-line interface. MS-DOS, Powershell and Bash are popular.
  2. Learn how to navigate directories and list contents.
  3. Learn how to manage files and directories. Creating, copying, moving, renaming, deleting. Midnight Commander is a command-line Use an Orthodox File Manager.
  4. Learn how to edit files with text editors.
  5. Learn how to search. Grep is popular and powerful tool for searching for expressions within files.
    • Use Regular Expressions.
  6. Learn how to network. You can connect to the internet via the command-line.
  7. Learn how to use multimedia software from the command-line.
  8. Learn how to manage users. Adding, removing, changing passwords can be done via the command-line.

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