Command Line
Conquer the command line on your Raspberry Pi
Conquer The Command Line, the first in The MagPi Essentials eBook range, is designed to help you learn to love the command line on the Raspberry Pi and other Linux computers…
For getting instructions from user to computer – in a clear, quick and unambiguous form – the command line is often the best way. Now – thanks to Raspbian on the Raspberry Pi – a new generation are discovering the power of the command line to simplify complex tasks, or instantly carry out simple ones.
Master essential skills across 10 chapters:
- Read and write text files
- Find & install software
- Manage removable storage
- Use Secure Shell for remote access
- Create Raspberry Pi SD cards
- Customise the command line
- and much, much more.
Conquer the Command Line is available now on Android and Apple devices
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Conquer the Command Line is freely licensed under Creative Commons (BY-SA-NC 3.0).
You can download this eBook free now and forever, but buying in digital supports the Raspberry Pi Foundation’s charitable mission to democratise computing.
Command Line
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