Linux Commands


Here are the commands we ran in class.  They don't make a lot of sense without context sorry.
ls ~

pwd

cd ..
ls -l
mkdir projects
 ls -l
 ls --help
chmod a+rwx projects
git clone https://github.com/woodno/raspberry.git

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  1. Erik3 February 2024 at 20:20

    Noel, in Raspbian and Linux Mint commands worked fine in Debian 12 I had to precede every command with "sudo"

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