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The "ls" command allows you to list out the contents of a directory! It's an everyday part of my toolbox as a sysadmin, and most Linux sysadmins consider it fundamental for day-to-day usage as well as writing scripts. Even if you've moved on to modern alternatives like exa, or just use the GUI for navigating your filesystem, understanding this command will come in handy as you use Linux everyday. So let's talk about it! Let's learn a bit about the `ls` command in today's Lil' Linux Lesson! This video was not sponsored - if you want to help me do more videos like this one, please help support the channel! Buy my shirt directly from my merch store: https://vkc.sh/merch Become a member and support the channel: https://support.linux.mom Chapters and whatnot: 0:00 I say "greetings" and talk about what the ls command is! 0:55 Using the ls command with and without arguments! 2:30 Routing to a file and learning more about the ls command! 3:46 Learning ls is still a good thing, even if alternatives exist. #linux #terminal #homelab
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