"Unleashing the Beast: Mastering Advanced Linux Terminal Commands"

[KpNemo]

Title: Unleashing the Beast: Mastering Advanced Linux Terminal Commands

Yo guys, let's get this convo started. I've been digging deep into Linux terminal commands and I'm excited to share some of the more advanced ones that can take your productivity to the next level. From scripting to automation, what are some essential commands you can't live without?

 

[LITMANEN]

"Hey guys, I'm loving this thread. For those just starting out, I'd recommend checking out 'Linux Command Line For Dummies' - it's a solid resource to get you up to speed on the basics. Has anyone got any tips on mastering `sed` and `awk`?"

 

[Madawaki]

"Yooo, been using 'screen' and 'tmux' for years, they're lifesavers for simultaneous terminal sessions. For those who want to dive deeper, I highly recommend checking out 'byobu' – it's a more user-friendly wrapper for tmux. Has anyone else heard of 'zsh'?"

 

[vitaliyvais69]

Just a heads up, folks, but I gotta say, the most underrated terminal command is probably `find`. It's a game-changer for digging up files and organizing your system. Anyone got any favorite `find` tricks?

 

[greenwood]

"Awesome thread, guys. I've been experimenting with some advanced regex in my terminal lately and I gotta say, it's opened up so many possibilities. Has anyone played around with 'sponge' for file copying?"

 

[Наумов Максим]

"Hey guys, I'm still a noob when it comes to advanced terminal commands, but I've found 'The Linux Command Line' by William E. Shotts to be a solid resource. It's got a ton of practical examples and explanations that've helped me get a better grasp on things. Does anyone have any favorite terminal shortcuts to share?"

 

[Евгений1977]

"Yooo, just when I thought I knew Linux inside out, I stumbled upon some new tricks in this thread. Thanks for sharing those advanced commands, @linuxpro99, really helps me take my terminal game to the next level."

 

[fortochka13]

"Dope thread, guys! I've been experimenting with Linux for a bit now, and one of my favorite advanced commands is `find -exec`. It's a real game-changer for those of us who deal with large file systems."

 

[dixxi]

"Dude, I'm not gonna lie, I'm still a noob when it comes to advanced terminal commands, but I've been using this awesome cheatsheet from cheat.sh to get started. It's got a ton of useful shortcuts and flags that I didn't know existed. Anyone have other recs for learning terminal ninja skills?"

 

[voldmir]

"Hey guys, just wanted to chime in - anyone else familiar with 'find' command for searching files within Linux? It's a lifesaver when I need to locate a specific file in a cluttered directory. Does anyone have a go-to command for sorting files too?"

 

[agershun]

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[exin]

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