Amy Ton said
whoa! everything was moving so fast, but i learned so much!
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Anthony said
thanks a lot Jay, as a newbie to developing on a Mac, this screencast series on Unix is helping me a lot.
Borja Martín Fernández said
Great! I was looking for a ln -s "human" explanation, and I finally got it! Grtz Jay! Everything worked fine in my OS :)
Dominick Guzzo said
super useful. cd ../.. somehow has eluded me, and caught some other good bits in there as well. cheers.
Hugo Freitas said
Very well explained, thanks!
Gabriel Hardy said
Awesome screencast. I wish you were my OS teacher when I was first introduced to UNIX.
Troy Murray said
Nice work Jay. I've used UNIX for the past six years but didn't know about the inode and how that factors into links, especially across volumes. Thanks for the instruction.
Liviu Bunda said
Great screencast, loved the sci-fi references.
Sirwan said
Excellent, very usefull, thanks ...
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As a beginner, I found this video extremely helpful.
Matt OToole said
Nice. Good pace. Why is he doing an impression of Sheldon from the Big Bang Theory all the way through it, though? ;)
Ekta said
Very Informative and good for beginners
Dave Woodall said
Great Presentation! I like your format!
Humberto Martin del Campo said
Good Job. Waiting for part 2 :D
oliver said
Good screencast, I liked especially the symlinks. :)
don hill said
if you have problem remembering the commands, there are a bunch on the X systems. Here is list http://www.catonmat.net/download/gnu-coreutils-cheat-sheet.pdf
Lucifer Stevenson said
It's funny howthe simple things get forgotten. cd ../.. will now be a part of my every day life once more. Great job :-)
Cameron_Hopkin said
Thank you for this information. Very informative and a great start for learning Unix.
42 Dev Team said
This was great. Some of us CLI nerds forget that there are lots of folks out there who don't even know where to begin when it comes to terminal stuff. Keep 'em coming!
codec01 said
Well done! Looking forward to #2!
Vibhor Mahajan said
Been delaying understanding these concepts thanks to user friendly interface of Ubuntu. Felt guilty about it... Not anymore :)
Martin Sotirov said
Brief and to the point! This would have been very helpful to have when I was starting out with Linux. Thanks for the screencast!
Mitch said
Good Job.
Darren said
Well done! I look forward to part 2.
Murat said
Nice screencast, thanks ...