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Ade Malsasa Akbar Saturday, July 13, 2024 at 22:36

[PDF] Jewel and Pearl Free Ebook: Practical Guide to Command Lines and Terminal on Ubuntu Noble

Today we are happy to publish free ebook version of our tutorial Jewel & Pearl: a Practical Guide to Command Lines & Terminal on Ubuntu 24.04 "Noble Numbat" available as PDF as well as Writer's ODT. You are permitted to copy, edit, translate, print, sell and remix this book as long as you keep author's name and license unchanged. By this book, we want to help and support all Ubuntu users in both learning their own's basic command lines as well as exercising with LibreOffice altogether and these two things are important as dear readers may have known by reading The Ubuntu Buzz for years. Now happy reading and please help us share with your friends. Thank you for downloading!

Download:

Click here to download ebook:

[ PDF 3MB ]

[ ODT 13MB ]

Note: PDF documents can be opened using Document Viewer (Ubuntu and Android), Okular (Kubuntu), Sumatra (Windows), or Skim (MacOS).

Note: ODT documents can be opened using LibreOffice Writer (Ubuntu and Windows and MacOS).

Details:

Title: Jewel and Pearl

Author: Ade Malsasa Akbar

Description: a Practical Guide to Terminal and Command Lines on Ubuntu Noble Numbat 24.04. It is an ebook version in PDF and ODT formats of the original article with same title.

Difficulty level: beginner

Pages: 33

Publisher: The Ubuntu Buzz

Publishing date: Friday 12 July 2024

License: CC BY-SA 3.0

Layout format: A4 paper size, Ubuntu and Nimbus Sans fonts, made using LibreOffice Writer, cover design using Inkscape, embedded fonts in the PDF with Latin only option.

Mirrors:

If download links above do not work, you can download the book with one of these alternative links instead:

Internet Archive: [ PDF 3MB ] [ ODT 13MB ]

Codeberg: [ PDF 3MB ] [ ODT 13MB ]

Criticism and Suggestion

Thanks for reading our books! We acknowledge that our writings are not perfect and may contain mistakes. Please send your kind criticism and suggestion to our email teknoloid [at] gmail [dot] com and we will be very happy to read your emails.

Happy hacking!

This article is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0.

Ade Malsasa Akbar Friday, July 12, 2024 at 22:43

Jewel and Pearl: A Practical Tutorial to Command Lines and Terminal on Ubuntu Noble

This tutorial will give you simple but complete practical exercises to learn Terminal command lines of Ubuntu 24.04 "Noble Numbat" enough for daily computing life and as a starting point to learn further. We entitled this tutorial Jewel and Pearl to make it easier to you to remember (please try to spell it!) and to match with current Ubuntu theme that is crown and jewellery. We wish you the best.

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Ade Malsasa Akbar Tuesday, July 19, 2016 at 23:01

10 Easy Examples of GNU sed Command Lines (Episode 3)

Previously, we provided the first and second articles about GNU sed command line examples. Now it is the third article covering combination between sed and bash to do daily life jobs. We begin to focus in daily life jobs in this episode. This episode is a continuation of our previous articles. So if you miss something here, we suggest you to read the two previous episodes.

Aamir Mustafa Saturday, February 18, 2012 at 02:37

Weather Information in Linux Terminal

Linux Terminal makes life easy for day to day administration on a Linux Desktop. And if you are a Power user and spend most of the time on the command prompt, you might want to have some dynamic information such as Weather condition available each time you open the Terminal.

Damar Riyadi Wednesday, February 15, 2012 at 17:06

How To Modify Bash Prompt

Bash Shell is a powerful stuff in Linux. We can do almost everything there. Installing and removing applications, doing system upgrade, downloading files, even listening to your favorite songs. Although, there are many GUI applications which can do such tasks, many people still love using command prompt because it's handy, incredibly fast and we can see exactly happens in the background. If you are one of those people who loves using command prompt to perform such tasks, you might want to read this post on how to modify bash prompt.