Shell Commands

When logged into the Raspberry Pi Terminal or ssh, the ln shell command allows users to create symbolic or hard links between files or directories.

When logged into the Raspberry Pi Terminal or ssh, the rm shell command allows users to remove (delete) files and directories. In fact the rm shell command can recursively remove an entire directory including all directories and files contained within.

When logged into the Raspberry Pi Terminal or ssh, the less shell command allows users to view files on a page by page basis. In addition the less shell command allows users to page or scroll both up and down.

When logged into the Raspberry Pi Terminal or ssh, the more shell command allows users to view files on a page by page basis in one direction

When logged into the Raspberry Pi Terminal or ssh, the mkdir shell command allows users to make directories. Folders with sub-folders can be made at same time.

When logged into the Raspberry Pi Terminal or ssh, Shell Commands allow users to perform a wide range of tasks. The Ultimate Guide to Become a Command Line Pro!

When logged into the Raspberry Pi Terminal or ssh, the mv shell command allows users to move or rename files. In addition Directories can be renamed or moved.

When logged into the Raspberry Pi Terminal or ssh, the cp shell command allows users to copy Files. In addition Directories can be copied including recursively.

When logged into the Raspberry Pi Terminal or ssh, the touch shell command allows users to update access and modification times or create new empty Files.