Linux Terminal Commands
Linux Commands is not so difficult to use what you think!
Your help and guidance how to get started with Terminal Commands in Debian based Linux operating systems like Linux Mint, Ubuntu etc.
What is Linux Terminal Commands?
The Linux Terminal Commands is a shortened of the longer whole script,such as, sudo apt-get
sudo (Super User DO) apt (Advanced Package Tool)-get
You use the sudo command when installing software or changing computer settings.
When you use the sudo command the system prompt for the password, when you write the password, you can not see it. Password entry is a form of “hidden, invisible” just type the password and hit Enter, If you typed password incorrectly, the program will prompt for the password again.
This is the first to learn, how to keep the operating system up to date with terminal commands.
Open Terminal with Keyboard Shortcut CTRL+ALT+T
Open terminal in Linux Mint, Menu > Terminal
This is the basic view, the appearance of colours may be different, depending on the system
Type, or copy paste, hit Enter and password
sudo apt-get update
Terminal get all the updates packages
Type, or copy paste, hit Enter
sudo apt-get upgrade
Info a bout upgrades and needed disk space Do you want to continue, “Y” and hit Enter to continue
Terminal download and upgrade the packages
The upgrade is ready, close the terminal.
Tip: If you need to repeat a command, use the cursor keys to scroll up and down the list. Copy and Paste is also handy to use.
If you get some Error, not installed and dependency problems information in the terminal text.
sudo apt-get install -f
This command corrects broken dependencies by installing the necessary packages and Building dependency tree. Read about Google Chrome Installation Error
First Help for Linux Computers!
Keyboard Commands in Terminal: Copy = shift-ctrl-c and Paste = shift-ctrl-v
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