Part two of our new course, Command Line Basics, is ready today! In the second and final part of this course, you'll move on to a few intermediate topics like customizing your shell, looking at the difference between two versions of a file, and changing file permissions. Finally, bring your command line skills up to the next level with Bash Scripting, and find out how it can help you automate tedious tasks. Part 2: Intermediate Command Line Introduction: In this introduction, get a quick overview of what's to come in the second half of our course. Customizing Bash: Get a feel for what it's like to edit config files in Bash and how you can bend the system to your will. Diff: Sometimes you need to look at what has changed between two versions of a file. If that's the case, diff has got you covered! Challenge: Undoing a Bad Patch: And sometimes you realize you really don't want the changes that have been made to a given file. Not to worry, the patch command has you covered there too! File System: After working with the filesystem for so long, it's good to take a step back and think about what's really going on.


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