The article reflects on the author's journey of learning Linux in the late 1990s, emphasizing the importance of becoming proficient in basic command line usage. It suggests that, despite modern interfaces reducing the necessity for commands, foundational knowledge remains beneficial. The article highlights essential commands like 'ls' for listing directory contents and 'cd' for changing directories, underlining their importance for beginners in establishing a solid understanding of the Linux operating system. Combining these commands enhances user efficiency and navigation skills.
The ls command lists the contents of a directory and offers options for detailed views of files and hidden directories, essential for Linux navigation.
Every new user should learn fundamental commands. They provide a solid base for navigating and managing files, enhancing efficiency while using Linux.
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