Hello there, you beautiful people.
And welcome to this section of the course on the Linux file system.
So with this section, you're going to be learning a whole load of commands that will show you how to
manipulate files using the Linux command line.
Now, we're going to start off by talking about the Linux file system and what files actually are from
the file systems perspective.
And when you understand that, you're going to move on to discussing how you can move around the file
system and create files using the command line, then you'll learn a whole host of new commands such
as copying, renaming, deleting, moving, pasting, searching for files across your whole file system,
viewing files, searching for text within files, sorting data, and also creating file backups and
archives for storage.
Now, the commands that you're going to learn in this section are super powerful and come with a lot
of options and ways for you to customize their behavior, which is great, but as a super useful tip,
don't worry about memorizing all the different command options in this section, but instead just learn
about the possibilities that exist for each command and know that these videos, the cheat sheets that
are provided and the commands manual pages will always be available for you to use as reference.
So I hope you hope you are as excited as I am because after this section you're going to have a whole
lot of new commands to use in your pipelines, but you'll also be able to interact with your core computer
and do 99% of your daily work in a whole new way.
And you'll find that with the techniques that you learn in this section, you'll find that they're much
faster, more powerful and more effective than the graphical methods that you'll most likely using right
now.
And if you're like me, you'll likely never go back.
Okay, so it's going to be a really revolutionary section of the course for your Linux abilities.
So for all that, goodness, I'll see you in the next video.