LINUX (UBUNTU)

Linux is a free and open-source operating system based on the Unix operating system. It is known for its stability, security, and flexibility, and is used by millions of people around the world.

Package Management

Linux uses a package management system to install and manage software packages. Each distribution has its own package manager, such as apt for Ubuntu and Debian, and dnf for Fedora. These package managers allow you to easily install, update, and remove software packages.

If you want to try and learn Linux Operating Systems, you can visit cmdchallenge.com.

System project instantbox where you can get instant terminal access from any browser that you can install and tinker with temporary Linux in seconds.

If you want to see a website that explains what the commands you use in the Linux terminal do by breaking them down into parts, you can visit explainshell.com.

You can find Türkçe documentation for linux in linux-dersleri.

Documentation

This documentation includes guides, tutorials, and reference material for learning Linux (Ubuntu) and using it effectively.

Linux Command Line Tutorials

  1. find
  2. grep
  3. tar
  4. chmod
  5. netstat
  6. nslookup
  7. crontab

Linux Commands

Apt Command

Cron Cheatsheet