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Hwang at 18:12, 16 February 2021

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	Once you have sharpened your Linux command line skills, search around for other videos that interest you. Hint: search for courses on iMovie, MATLAB, Photoshop, or Python. -->		Once you have sharpened your Linux command line skills, search around for other videos that interest you. Hint: search for courses on iMovie, MATLAB, Photoshop, or Python. -->

			== A tutorial from Hoffman2 support ==
			[https://www.hoffman2.idre.ucla.edu/Using-H2/Command-line/Unix-command-line.html Here] is a simple tutorial from Hoffman2's support page

	==Permissions==		==Permissions==
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	A [http://www.tfug.org/helpdesk/general/man.html Beginners Guide to man Pages] is an excellent introduction into how to move around a man page easily and understand what it's telling you.		A [http://www.tfug.org/helpdesk/general/man.html Beginners Guide to man Pages] is an excellent introduction into how to move around a man page easily and understand what it's telling you.

	~~== A tutorial from IDRE support ==~~
	~~[https://www.hoffman2.idre.ucla.edu/Using-H2/Command-line/Unix-command-line.html Here] is a simple tutorial from IDRE support page~~

	==External Links==		==External Links==
	*[http://www.ee.surrey.ac.uk/Teaching/Unix/ UNIX Tutorial]		*[http://www.ee.surrey.ac.uk/Teaching/Unix/ UNIX Tutorial]

Hwang at 18:10, 16 February 2021

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	# Log in with your UCLA Logon ID and password		# Log in with your UCLA Logon ID and password
	# If this is the first time you are using Lynda.com, you may need to type in your name and preferred email address.		# If this is the first time you are using Lynda.com, you may need to type in your name and preferred email address.
	# Search for "Learning Linux Command Line"		# Search for "Learning Linux Command Line"

	~~== A Simple Unix Command Line tutorial ==~~
	~~[https://www.hoffman2.idre.ucla.edu/Using-H2/Command-line/Unix-command-line.html Here] is a simple tutorial from IDRE support page~~

	Once you have sharpened your Linux command line skills, search around for other videos that interest you. Hint: search for courses on iMovie, MATLAB, Photoshop, or Python. -->		Once you have sharpened your Linux command line skills, search around for other videos that interest you. Hint: search for courses on iMovie, MATLAB, Photoshop, or Python. -->
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	A [http://www.tfug.org/helpdesk/general/man.html Beginners Guide to man Pages] is an excellent introduction into how to move around a man page easily and understand what it's telling you.		A [http://www.tfug.org/helpdesk/general/man.html Beginners Guide to man Pages] is an excellent introduction into how to move around a man page easily and understand what it's telling you.

			== A tutorial from IDRE support ==
			[https://www.hoffman2.idre.ucla.edu/Using-H2/Command-line/Unix-command-line.html Here] is a simple tutorial from IDRE support page

	==External Links==		==External Links==
	*[http://www.ee.surrey.ac.uk/Teaching/Unix/ UNIX Tutorial]		*[http://www.ee.surrey.ac.uk/Teaching/Unix/ UNIX Tutorial]

Hwang at 18:08, 16 February 2021

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	# If this is the first time you are using Lynda.com, you may need to type in your name and preferred email address.		# If this is the first time you are using Lynda.com, you may need to type in your name and preferred email address.
	# Search for "Learning Linux Command Line"		# Search for "Learning Linux Command Line"

			== A Simple Unix Command Line tutorial ==
			[https://www.hoffman2.idre.ucla.edu/Using-H2/Command-line/Unix-command-line.html Here] is a simple tutorial from IDRE support page

	Once you have sharpened your Linux command line skills, search around for other videos that interest you. Hint: search for courses on iMovie, MATLAB, Photoshop, or Python. -->		Once you have sharpened your Linux command line skills, search around for other videos that interest you. Hint: search for courses on iMovie, MATLAB, Photoshop, or Python. -->

Hwang: /* Lynda.com tutorials */

2021-02-16T18:05:59Z

Lynda.com tutorials

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	[[Hoffman2\|Back to all things Hoffman2]]		[[Hoffman2\|Back to all things Hoffman2]]

	== Lynda.com tutorials ==		<!---== Lynda.com tutorials ==

	UCLA employees and students have access to video tutorials through Lynda.com.		UCLA employees and students have access to video tutorials through Lynda.com.
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	# Search for "Learning Linux Command Line"		# Search for "Learning Linux Command Line"

	Once you have sharpened your Linux command line skills, search around for other videos that interest you. Hint: search for courses on iMovie, MATLAB, Photoshop, or Python.		Once you have sharpened your Linux command line skills, search around for other videos that interest you. Hint: search for courses on iMovie, MATLAB, Photoshop, or Python. -->

	==Permissions==		==Permissions==

Dmargolis: /* Lynda.com tutorials */

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Lynda.com tutorials

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	# Search for "Learning Linux Command Line"		# Search for "Learning Linux Command Line"

	Once you have sharpened your Linux command line skills, search around for other videos that interest you. Hint: ~~I really enjoyed the "~~iMovie ~~Essential Training" course~~.		Once you have sharpened your Linux command line skills, search around for other videos that interest you. Hint: search for courses on iMovie, MATLAB, Photoshop, or Python.

	==Permissions==		==Permissions==

Dmargolis: /* Examples */

2017-08-11T18:53:01Z

Examples

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	#Find all empty files or directories named 'tsplot' in the current directory		#Find all empty files or directories named 'tsplot' in the current directory
	#: <pre> $ find . -name tsplot -or -type d -empty </pre>		#: <pre> $ find . -name tsplot -or -type d -empty </pre>

			Using commands we've already learned to perform actions on the above.
			#Find all files named design.fsf and look for a subject named 'foo'
			#: <pre> $ find . -name design.fsf -type f -exec grep "foo" {} \; </pre>

	With a little reading of the man page, we find a new option called ''-user'', which finds all files that belong to the specified user		With a little reading of the man page, we find a new option called ''-user'', which finds all files that belong to the specified user

Dmargolis: /* Examples */

2017-08-11T18:52:20Z

Examples

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	#: <pre> $ find . -name tsplot -or -type d -empty </pre>		#: <pre> $ find . -name tsplot -or -type d -empty </pre>

	~~Using commands we've already learned to perform actions on the above.~~
	With a little reading of the man page, we find a new option called ''-user'', which finds all files that belong to the specified user		With a little reading of the man page, we find a new option called ''-user'', which finds all files that belong to the specified user
	#Find all files owned by user 'foo' and change their permissions		#Find all files owned by user 'foo' and change their permissions

Dmargolis: /* Examples */

2017-08-11T18:51:45Z

Examples

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	#Find all empty files or directories named 'tsplot' in the current directory		#Find all empty files or directories named 'tsplot' in the current directory
	#: <pre> $ find . -name tsplot -or -type d -empty </pre>		#: <pre> $ find . -name tsplot -or -type d -empty </pre>

			Using commands we've already learned to perform actions on the above.
			With a little reading of the man page, we find a new option called ''-user'', which finds all files that belong to the specified user
			#Find all files owned by user 'foo' and change their permissions
			#: <pre> $ find . -type f -user foo -exec chmod -R ug+rwX {} \; </pre>

	==Environment Variables==		==Environment Variables==

Dmargolis: /* Examples */

2017-08-11T18:50:14Z

Examples

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	#Find all empty directories in the directory /u/home9/foo/data		#Find all empty directories in the directory /u/home9/foo/data
	#: <pre> $ find /u/home9/foo/data -empty </pre>		#: <pre> $ find /u/home9/foo/data -empty </pre>
			#Find all empty files or directories named 'tsplot' in the current directory
			#: <pre> $ find . -name tsplot -or -type d -empty </pre>

	==Environment Variables==		==Environment Variables==

Dmargolis: /* Examples */

2017-08-11T18:50:00Z

Examples

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	#Find all directories named 'tsplot' in the current directory		#Find all directories named 'tsplot' in the current directory
	#: <pre> $ find . -name tsplot -type d </pre>		#: <pre> $ find . -name tsplot -type d </pre>
			#Find all empty directories in the directory /u/home9/foo/data
			#: <pre> $ find /u/home9/foo/data -empty </pre>

	==Environment Variables==		==Environment Variables==