Absolute BEGINNER Guide to the Mac OS Terminal

Great video!!!

Great intro to the terminal. Thank you! Subscribed.

❤You are the best

These works on linux too guys ;)

Excellent tutorials, I am 1 step better than yesterday

I wish you would of shown how to move files from one directory to another... or how to move them up to a higher level folder within the directory.

Thank you

Extremely helpful and incredibly clear. Thank you!

One question after your type text do you hit the space bar. Nobody talks about this in any tutorial, I just see it happen. For instance cd.. or is it cd (space).. I'm not sure when a space is supposed to be used.

This is so good. I didn't know anything about terminal but need to learn for an application I need to run that only works under terminal. Other tutorials I looked at left out so many things that you included. There is an assumption by people running terminal that you know what that $ sign means. I didn't, how to look inside a directory and how to make it show in finder. Thanks for this

Hello, how would you change to external drives in terminal . Thanks in advance.

really good video!

Cool video for beginners . Thank you so much !

music at the end ( in the outro) scared me haha

Great thanks for your work

Thank you...

Excellent for a newbie like me. Have never used it but need to learn to install some software.

Hi, I'm a bit late to your channel. Like this video. I was following alone and when I used ls in my user directory it listed the folders but it listed "Desktop" which wasn"t listed in finder. Could you tell me why?

Thanks for the very helpful basics for the command line - When I try to use the finder with drag and drop to copy, deleter and paste I am always saying who wrote this useless software ! Now I have a great alternative. Looking forward to some more commands and tips. Thanks again.

awesome overview

Short, sweet and to the point. Many thanks - a breath of fresh air in this god-awful era of over-statement!

This was very easy and comprehensive. Thank you!

i see that you have a $ but i have a %
Is that a problem?

Thank you so much for this... Thank you.

Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge!

Useful. Great explain approach.

Great video, thank you!

sir please can you help me to install anaconda on macbook m2 chip

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GReat Intro, thanxxx

How I stop to run a program in the terminal?🥲 so I can close terminal and Tun off my computer?😅

very important: you have to put in a space after the command "open" otherswise it does not work

Thank you so much ❤

Thank you for this video. I really do appreciate it. I have zero knowledge about computers and this video has been really helpful

I use monetary os, and in the terminal the prompt shows % ending not $ ending. So how can I change from % to $

So good! Thank you!

Great video, helped me figure out my mistakes moving from PC to Mac. Thanks!

So cool

Good straightforward explanation of commands, thx!

liked and subscribed! cheers mate!

extremely helpful, thank you!

Just like in linux

history and up and down arrows are useful but to go to a certain command use the exclamation mark like this '!100' to run the 100th command. also type 'top' to show all current running processes and 'q' to get out of it. '-rf' flags are useful when removing for recursion and force.The manual pages can be viewed by just putting a command followed by man and 'apropos' is useful to if you have a vague idea of a command. Great tutorial thanks.

Thank you so much

Super thanks

I also use control-L to clear the screen. I believe it depends on the terminal emulation used in order for that to work. I think it’s ansi, vt100, or vt220.

I use the terminal sometimes all the time. I’m a software developer by trade. I use one form of Unix or another every day (actually most of us do without realizing).

I use the command prompt in Windows too. The Linux subsystem in windows is a godsend for us developers. :)

4th tutorial was the charm! Thanks Percy Grunwald