课程: Ubuntu Linux: Essential Commands
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- [Instructor] Text files are at the heart of Linux. Configuration files for most services and programs are text files, as well as logs and mail. And traditionally, command line tools are built to expect text as an input and output text as a product. While we can create text files using various tools we'll see later, one of the most common ways of interacting with text files is through a text editor. If you're working in a graphical environment, you'll have something like gedit or Kate depending on your environment. But at the command line there are a few options as well. In this video we'll take a look at nano and Vim, two commonly used text editors that are either installed with or easily available to install on all Linux distros. Nano is a very small and lightweight editor. It's great for beginners, but that doesn't mean only beginners use it. Vim is more full featured which means it's technically more powerful but that also adds some complexity when you're using it. It's fine to…
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Files on Linux10 分钟 27 秒
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Text files8 分钟 52 秒
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Work with files and directories10 分钟 16 秒
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File links7 分钟 27 秒
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Finding files4 分钟 40 秒
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Input/output redirection6 分钟 18 秒
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Compare text files4 分钟 43 秒
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Compare non-text files3 分钟 20 秒
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Compress and decompress files9 分钟 12 秒
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Explore regular expressions3 分钟 36 秒
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Change files programmatically4 分钟 42 秒
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