Introduction
Introduction to Linux
Working with Files and Directories
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Changing Directories (10:57)
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Creating Directories (6:46)
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Listing Files and Directories (10:30)
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Viewing Contents of a File (7:49)
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nano Editor - 1 (9:25)
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nano Editor - 2 (7:02)
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Copying Files and Directories (10:41)
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Moving and Renaming Files and Directories (9:48)
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Deleting Files and Directories (4:33)
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Filename substitution : Wildcards (10:35)
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Filename Substitution : Wildcards ....contd (11:24)
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Hard Links and Symbolic Links (13:26)
More on Files
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Comparing files : cmp and comm (4:09)
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Comparing files : diff and sdiff (10:13)
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cut, paste (16:56)
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Sorting Files (11:47)
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Finding files using find (18:47)
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Standard I/O Files and Redirection (18:37)
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Redirecting Standard Error (10:06)
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Chaining Commands : Pipes (8:26)
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uniq Command (6:41)
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Searching inside files using grep (16:44)
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Regular Expressions in grep (14:24)
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Translating and deleting characters from a file (18:12)
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Finding 5 most frequently used words in a file (4:22)
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Alias (10:10)
vi Editor
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Introduction (7:53)
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Moving the Cursor : Navigation Commands (9:51)
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Inserting Text (5:23)
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Replacing Text (7:38)
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Deleting Text (3:36)
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Pasting text (2:23)
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Copying and Marking Text (8:07)
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Searching Text (3:17)
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Joining Lines, Undoing and Repeating Commands (3:18)
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ex Commands (8:38)
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Substitution : Find and Replace (3:45)
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Entering and Exiting vi (7:19)
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Opening Multiple files (8:20)
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Customizing your vi Environment (3:53)
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Visual Mode (4:36)
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Comparing files using vimdiff (2:46)
Users and Groups
File and Directory Permissions
SED
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Introduction (4:36)
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Substituting Text (8:10)
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Line Addressing and Context Addressing (7:35)
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Negating an Editor Command (2:43)
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Deleting Lines (4:56)
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Inserting and Appending Lines (5:25)
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Changing Lines (2:05)
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Printing selective Lines (4:36)
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Multiple Editor Commands (11:12)
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Printing line numbers (2:44)
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Transforming Characters (2:27)
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Writing Lines to a file (7:14)
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Reading from a file (2:45)
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quit and list command (1:25)
awk
