I do strongly recommend that you at least do help commandname or man command name.
This is the more advanced parts of introduction, not a fullblown course
It was inspired by a conversation with my beloved wife about how many people only have time for a small bash lesson per day. Her exact phrase was "bite sized bash".
dd if=/dev/zero of=/swap.img bs=1k count=32k
where 32k is the size in megs of the swap, ie 32k=32meg swap, 100k=100 meg swap
mkswap /swap.img
swapon /swap.img
your swap is now active, to remove it...
swapoff /swap.img
rm /swap.img
Did you know that:
^text_to_find^text_to_replace_it_with
will let you scan through the last commandline used with a "search replace"
for instance:
car blabla foo bar >>collection
-bash: car: command not found
^car^cat