Advanced Linux Commands | Linux for Programmers #12
Welcome back to another Linux for Programmers tutorial! In this video, I’ll be covering more Linux commands, specifically more advanced commands that you may not use as frequently, but are useful nonetheless.
Chapters:
0:00 – Introduction
0:33 – uptime
0:57 – wall
2:26 – write
3:35 – mesg
4:11 – who
4:33 – free
5:03 – sort
6:26 – shutdown
7:29 – man
8:23 – whatis
8:51 – tail
10:44 – Outro
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