--- In LINUX_Newbies@yahoogroups.com, "dbneeley" <dbnee...@...> wrote:
>
> There are many resources on the Web for learning the command line
> operations--especially the basics. For example, try
> http://linuxcommand.org/learning_the_shell.php
>
> Many of the bit torrent sites, too, have downloadable ebooks.
>
> Try entering "linux command line" into Google and see what you get...
>
> There are also some "cheat sheets" you can print out here and there which can
> be helpful.
>
> My suggestion to use aliases was because some of the commands can get pretty
> involved with all the various switches you might want to use. By using an
> alias you can easily remember, you can invoke the command with the switches
> you prefer with one simple command.
>
> Also, don't think you must always use the same shell. For example, give
> "fish" a try some time. That stands for "friendly interactive shell" if
> memory serves, and it is much simpler than Bash for most things.
>
> David
>
Well thanks again, David. I just assumed that it was less taxing (on the
brain) to stay with the same shell. Maybe I should clam up and give fish a
try, at least to sea if I get hooked. Ugh, sorry!
Mark
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