Learn Linux Commands in Your Browser
Linux is an open-source operating system used worldwide in servers, smartphones (Android), and IoT devices. It powers the majority of cloud infrastructure and is an essential skill for IT professionals.
No installation required. Start learning in seconds with just a browser. No environment setup neededβworks on Windows, Mac, and Chromebook.
45 lessons organized by category: basics β file operations β permissions β process management. Each lesson builds on the previous, ensuring solid understanding.
Earn 15+ badges as you progress. Track your growth through the dashboard. Learning becomes fun with visible achievements.
Learn commands used daily in real work environments. Master troubleshooting techniques from actual scenarios to build job-ready skills.
All features completely free. No registration required to start. No hidden chargesβall 45 lessons, quizzes, and badges included.
Fully responsive design for smartphones and tablets. Learn during your commute or break time. Same features across all devices.
Begin with essential commands like pwd (current directory), ls (list files), and cd (change directory). These are the foundation for all operations.
Progress to file operations (mkdir, cp, mv) and text processing (grep, cat). Build skills systematically with 45 hands-on lessons.
Conquer permissions (chmod, chown) and process management (ps, kill). Earn badges and grow into a full-fledged Linux user.
Master progressively with 45 practical lessons
From basics to advanced
Test your knowledge with 5 difficulty levels
Multiple-choice questions
Learn Linux & terminal basics from scratch
4 articles total
Master command operations through hands-on experience
24 articles total
No installation required. Just open your browser and start learning immediately. Works on PC, tablet, and smartphone.
Yes, completely free. All 45 lessons, free terminal, quizzes, and badges are available at no cost. No hidden charges.
Absolutely! Lessons start from the very basics like pwd and ls. Each lesson includes detailed explanations for beginners.
Yes, your progress is automatically saved in your browser's local storage. Continue learning anytime from where you left off.