Finally, hidden files.
In Linux, names beginning with . are hidden by default.
ls -a lets you see them.
A lot of these hidden files/directories are used for configuration and settings.
Yesterday's lesson made Linux feel MUCH less intimidating.
Yesterday I finally started getting properly comfortable with the Linux command line.
I've been using Linux for months, but somehow yesterday was the first time the terminal started feeling less like a scary black box and more like an actual tool.
Here's what I learned 🧵👇
Then we got into sudo and permissions.
With great privilege comes great responsibility, apparently.
Using elevated privileges means a command can make changes that a normal user can't, you need to understand what you're running before giving it that power.
Esp with new software.
Моя девушка работает на двух работах, чтобы обеспечивать нас
Но мне кажется, что она уделяет мне недостаточно времени, поэтому я думаю, что могу изменить ей с её подругой