This lesson provides an introduction to the Linux command-line.
Read through the ten lessons at linuxcommand.com. Note that most of the discussion applies, to some degree, to macOS as well.
To learn as much as possible from these exercises, write your responses before revealing the provided answers. If any exercises seem irrelevant, you can skip them and instead write a justification as to why they are unimportant. These justifications will help us improve the lesson for future students.
Write a cheat sheet with all of the new commands you learned.
Open the lesson page in the GitHub editor.
Remove any exercises or learning material that are not useful to the intended audience. Find ways to shorten and clarify the writing. Add generally useful exercises, responses, or learning material. Your improvements will make our training program great!
Create a new branch and pull request and assign it to your lesson mentor. The available lesson mentors are included in the YAML front matter of the lesson. They will set up a time to review your suggested changes and to talk through your exercises for the lesson.
After the review add your self to the "completed" property in the lesson's YAML front matter and merge in your changes!