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Hello everyone, and welcome to this video.

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So I have successfully started my virtual machine, which is OS, which is based on the bean based flavor.

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Now, let me just quickly log into my machine and then we will begin.

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Let me choose a user through which I'm going to give the system commands to my computer.

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So once I'm logged in into my machine, we are basically going to start our terminal.

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So to start a terminal, you have to click over here.

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As you can see, this is called as a terminal.

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And through that terminal only, you are going to operate your computer, which is your Linux operating

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system.

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So let me just quickly write ls over here.

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Now a list means to list and to see what is there into your computer.

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So let me just hit enter and you can see output that comes onto your terminal.

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Now l is basically means to list and we are able to see what are the files and folders which are the

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directories into the system.

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Currently I do not want to check for updates, so I'm going to hit.

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No.

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Now if you notice here, you can see root at the rate parrot.

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What does this mean?

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This basically means the user, which is currently logged in as a root and the machine name is parrot.

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We also have a command to verify that.

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So let me just type who am I?

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And you will be able to see the user which is logged in, which is root and let me type the command

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which is hostname and you will be able to see the machine name, which is part.

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So I hope you guys understood how you can start a terminal into Linux and how you can execute a command

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and get the output to the terminal.

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In upcoming videos, we are going to execute more commands that we are going to use in our day to day

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life to access and operate the Linux OS.

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So see you into the next lecture.

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Thank you.