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All right, guys, to the moment, you should have Lenos computer somewhere and it could be either butoh

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machine or a old server or simply docker container.

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And the most easy and simple way to get Linux on Windows or Mako's is to use it by a door.

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And the Nebris was like, your iPod demonstrated to you was just single, simple command.

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We have looked into the shell of a boon to Linux operating system.

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And now let me first explain you.

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What is Shell?

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What is terminal and what is command?

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Basically, now you see wind up of specific application and this application is a Mac OS application

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and at the Skold I turned to it this time and no emulator, it emulates terminal inside of this terminal.

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We have connected to specific brought us inside of the Linux computer.

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And at the moment, we are connected to Bash brought us best is Linux Shell.

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Shell is interpreter for Linux commands, and we have entered such commands as Ellas and c.D.

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Those comments were entered using a keyboard and after pressing enter, they were sent to interpreter

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to best interpreter.

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They were interrupted by this Basche interpreter by Best Shell and Linux computer has returned as a

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result.

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And he was result after entering this LSC command.

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It leased files and folders.

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It means that we actually communicate with specific brought us using our keyboard and get an output

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from a specific process.

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It is actually beat directional communication.

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We enter some comments on my keyboard and get results from the shell.

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And it is basically a comment line where we are entering those comments.

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We are able to enter different comments inside of the shell.

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And actually, there are different shelves available.

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And I have told you that now we are connected to Bessel.

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And next, a bit later, I'll prove it.

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Also, there are such shelves as C H Shell or CZI H Shell.

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Those shelves are different interpreters.

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And please note that the different shells might interpret the same comment differently.

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And of course, different shells might look differently.

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Let me quickly show you that.

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Let me open up new terminal window here.

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And if you're using dogor, you could to repeat the step along with me.

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And here I could type DOKO Iran desk idea again, Lubutu.

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And here after 012, I could type S.H. like so.

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And I have entered into an arms container, but no, I am connected to c h shell process and notice

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that this command prompt looks here differently than a command prompt.

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Here, here.

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I see.

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It is user and here is hostname.

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But here on this step, I see only hash sign.

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But I am able to enter the same commands like Ellis Cydia and get similar output.

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But please note is that for example, here in this c h shell result.

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That was written by c h shell.

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Proses wasn't formatted.

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But here this formatted using different columns.

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Again, different shells, different processes.

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And they behave differently and they interpret commands differently.

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But for example, this comment was interpreted similarly here and here and we got same results.

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Great.

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These are different shells.

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And I have just shown you C, H and bell shells.

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And please note is that those shells are both ironic in a single graphical user interface, in a single

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application.

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In my case, it is item two.

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If your Windows user, you are probably around in a car right now, power shell.

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It is also a graphical user interface application.

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And inside of that application, you are getting access to Shell.

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That's how it works.

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Nice.

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That's how we were able to enter some commands in different shells.

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And next to let me quickly explain you how you're able to use some different commands in order to get

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information about the hardware and software of a specific Linux computer.

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I'll see you in the next lecture, guys.

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Bye bye.