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LAB 01 / 08

museum@linux:~$ TERMINAL FIRST STEPS

MEET THE COMMAND LINE

The terminal is simply another interface to the operating system. This first interactive lab begins with orientation, not memorization; no prior Linux knowledge is required.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

  • Use pwd, whoami, uname, and date to ask basic questions.
  • List and change locations with ls and cd; use clear when the screen needs a reset.
  • Understand that help and man are ways to look up a command, not magic words to memorize.
museum@linux:~$ _

MISSION

WHERE AM I?
WHO AM I?
WHAT FILES ARE HERE?

READY TO TRY IT?

The fictional terminal responds to commands you type. Start with pwd; nothing can affect your real computer.

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SAFETY / BROWSER-ONLY

This interactive lab uses a fictional browser-memory-only system. It never runs real shell commands or accesses your files, operating system, processes, services, or network.