Linux Command Line Essentials - Become a Linux Power User!

You want to quickly learn how to use the Linux command. My name is Jason Cannon. I am the author of Linux for Beginners and the founder of the Linux Training Academy. When I ask people what they want to know about Linux, the most common answer is the command line.
This is why I created this course. It is for people who need to quickly learn command line skills on Linux operating systems. You will be able navigate a Linux system easily and feel confident at command line by the end of this course.
Free Bonus - Linux Command Line cheat sheet As an additional bonus for enrolling to the Linux Command Line Essentials video course, you will receive a cheat card and reference card listing the most important Linux commands that you will need. It's a great way for you to quickly review the information you've learned and you'll be able find the command or options you need.
Here's what you'll learn from Linux Command Line Essentials.
What are the components of the command line prompt?
These are the 8 Linux commands you'll use almost every single time you log in to a Linux system.
How to quickly find commands and exactly where they are located.
How to use the built-in Linux documentation system to get help.
How to manage directories and files.
How to display and edit files in various ways.
These are just the highlights. You'll learn more along the journey.
Linux Command Line Essentials covers all Linux environments, including Ubuntu, Debian Linux Mint, RedHat Linux Mint, Fedora Linux OpenSUSE, Slackware and Fedora Linux Mint.
Register now to learn the skills that you need to master Linux command line. What are the requirements? A desire to learn.
What will I get from this course? This course will help you understand the basics of Linux command line, and how to use it in a practical and helpful way.

Who is the target audience? People who have limited time.
Anyone who is interested in learning more about the Linux command-line.
Linux users who have some Linux experience but want to learn more about the Linux command-line interface.
Existing Linux users who want to be power users.
People who need Linux knowledge to host a website on a Linux-based server for their personal or business projects.
Professionals who need to learn Linux in order to be more productive at work. The Linux operating system is required for application developers, helpdesk staff, and application support engineers.

Researchers, college professors, students, and others who will use Linux servers to do research or complete course work.