May 23, 2021 That's what Linux should learn
This chapter first introduces the relationship and function between the system kernel and the Shell terminal, then introduces the four advantages of the Bash interpreter and learns how to execute Linux commands. Experienced operations personnel can meet work needs more precisely by properly combining the right commands and parameters, get the results they want quickly, and minimize system resource consumption.
This book carefully selects the dozens of Linux commands that readers need to learn first, related to topics such as system work, system status, working directories, files, directories, packaging compression, and search. By summarizing the above commands into the sections in this chapter, you can learn the most basic Linux commands in a category, paving the way for more complex commands and services to be learned in the future.