List of the 10 commands: 1- ls 2- cd 3- pwd 4- mkdir 5- rmdir 6- rm 7- cp 8- mv 9- cat 10- more/less

great video Gary. only thing you forgot to mention is that commands and file names in the terminal are case sensitive

Another great no nonsense video Gary. Short, concise and full of content. Thank you again.

Well this is going in a playlist for my future reference. You've just made so many jobs that bit easier, cheers Gary. 😁

People like you make the world a better place. Kudos.

Nicely explained..keep the work going. Will be waiting for next five.

Hey Gary, you may have just started your channel a year ago. But, this was fun coming from being an old guy like me who used Basic and DOS. In the late 70's, early 80's. Before that I was at Sunoco doing some keypunch and computer op work in a Mainframe room in Dallas. This is the fun of the Linux Command line. Believe it or not, it's great to see this. I hope you keep it up as so many kids need to learn precisely what you are doing here. Thanks for the great video!! Very to the point instructive and quick. Might take a few folks a minute to go back thru and grasp it. LOL! In 1975 at Sunoco we were running IBM mainframe Our system backed up Texas Instruments. I had no idea about Bill Gates or Steve Jobs or Linux. At UT in the 80's I saw the first 1 meg chip from TI laying on a tech bench to be tested out and run. LOL Thanks for the fun.

Thank you! I liked the pace of this; it whipped me into a learning frenzy.

You do an excellent job of explaining the commands. This pace was just a little quick, but it's still a big thumbs up!

That was awesome! I love to see more!

Really appreciate your information, Gary! As a standard Windows user for most of my years, switching Linux feels very rewarding. Oddly enough, I really like the command line business! It's like mixing ingredients and then making things happen! It's pretty cool lol. My inner nerd is showing

I definitely look forward to the advanced term commands video. Those are the ones I need to learn more about.

I know this is just a beginner's course to the command line in Linux, at the same time we saw how powerful and useful the Terminal is in Linux with just a few basic commands. Talk about wrist saving techniques! Thank you very much for helping new Linux users!

Wonderful no-nonsense presentation, Gary. Thanks a lot

This video was on my LINUX Training playlist that I created. I am now going to the 5 commands video next. Thanx Gary, you explain things well.....

Your lesson was very easy to understand. Thank you

Keep going Mr. Gary.

Very nice and quick explanation for a linux noob like me. I learned alot, thanks Gary!

Beautiful explanation. Thank you for sharing.

I learned a few things. Your explanations are very clear.

Perfect! I recently installed Linux Mint on my laptop. Going to the terminal a lot and moving around has been confusing, this is great.

Great job, Gary! Thanks for that.

Another useful option for "ls" command is "h" (eg. "ls -lah"). This shows file sizes in human readable units (kilobytes, megabytes and gigabytes) as opposed in bytes only.

Damn dude, you live up to your name in the best way possible! Pleasantly explained and straight to the point :0

Thank you for this! I knew some but learned more.

You took me back to my Ms-DOS 3.1 days. OMG I've gone back in time!!!

The best part of linux is the command line🔥♥️

Love it you do know how to explain ..

Yes Gary Sensei, the other 5 would be useful, thanks.

More Linux goodness for sure. Please also any super tips when using the terminal. For example pressing TAB key to auto-complete the text partially typed in the command line.

Good job! Learned a couple things I didn't know.

Great video, you made it very easy to understand

Thanks Gary, I am being a newbie you video is very educating.

Very great breakdown.

Thanks very informative video.

THANK U FOR THE VIDEO .REALLY HELPFUL . APPRECIATED

Very helpful video. I'm studying Linux to improve on my own skills and to work toward a new job. Thanks for these! Subscribing.

Just found your channel looks pretty good. I hope I can learn some.

very informative and concise. thanks

Very interesting beginners video , please make another video for more of these basic but useful Linux commands

Hell yes !!! Thank you Gary👍👌👏

Very clear. Thank you.

Good job, Gary, very comprehensive for a beginner like me. :)

Helpful video thank you!

Thank you for this video while explained and very simple to get the hang of

Thank you.... learning a lot !

Good video and well presented.

Great video, very informative, and I learned a lot. You didn't mention that you used tab to complete a half-written command, juts felt like you should've but all in all an amazing explanatory video.

Great stuff. Keep it up!

This helped me A LOT

Nice video in a good subject keep going professor!

very helpful thank u Gary

Perfect work sir, keep it up

Useful Video with all Information easily available. One senses that you are passionate about this ;)

Can't believe you only have 21k subscribers Gary! That's just nuts! You're well deserving of 100k MINIMUM with the knowledge & expertise you possess. Your videos are informative, move at a good clip, and are generally all around fun & entertaining to go along with the education/information. I love Knowledge! You've just gained a lifetime subscriber! Thumbs-Up AND Clicked the bell icon as all; looking forward to binging on your channel for a couple weeks! 😬🙋‍♂️👍 On a side note I would request MORE Linux & Unix videos. More CLI/Bash as well! 🍻 Cheers! -H.B.

This is why I love Linux: Want to work in a GUI environment? "Mint" is a great GUI, especially for those coming from Windows. Want to Geek-out on the console? The Linux console works very well for beginners and power-users alike. You get the best of both worlds with Linux.

U just helped me alot sir. Thanks a lot.

Very helpful! Cheers man

definitely interested in the next 5 commands

keep these coming, please!!!

Wow . . . is this ever helpful! Thanks very much!!!

Awesome video!

Great video thanks 👍

Yes, please do more commands.

Simple and helpfull!

thanks so so much Gary

You made my day

Simply the best, excellent.......

Thank you Gary!!!!!

The funny part of this lesson is how much remains the same from 35 years ago when I was administrator of a Unix publication system. Photo-typesetter, VT-100 serial terminals, tape backup, the whole deal. I could never have imagined using Linux Mint full-time all these years later, or how much I would like it.

that would be inhuman for me and so selfish not to subscribe to this channel, @Gary you just me fall deep and deep with Linux, and now I'm going through all your tutorials..thanks a mill buddy

Yes please!

Great video! Can you please post the link to the next video!

Super helpful video!

it's fine useful, thanks

Hey! You should have mentioned you hit Tab from time to time through the video.

Thanks so much

well explained...very fluent

Could you do a video on understanding scripting to create oracle databases without confusions. This is a better substitute to dbca, database configuration assistant. Thank you so much for the video.

Thanks Gary !

Good teacher

Thanks Gary

Cool video Gary!! Can you please make a video explaining the most famous flavors of Ubuntu? Ubuntu is one of the most famous among beginners like me but people say it also has some flavors that we should give a try to suit our needs like performance, low price hardware, windows-like functionalities, etc.

Studying for an exam and you helped a lot

Can you please make a detailed video on Borg backup?

Looking forward to more videos like this. Also would like to learn the basics of some programming languages like c, Java,c++ and python.

Awesome! Thank you :).

ThanQ plz do more videos.

Thanks great video :)

Thanks a lot man

14 minutes later and I'm practically an expert *;)*

Amazing!!!

great!!! Thank you!!!!

Cheers Mate!

thank you!!!

Good stuff

Thank you

Hooray, Linux day ☺️

I hope other videos on this subject will come soon, really enjoyed this one! I've always wondered, what did you study? Do you have a degree in computer science or something like that? I'd be interested in a video about that

If you don't have Ubuntu,you can try it in your phone using the terminal app(some phones have it in the developer options) .