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The fourth episode of Linux in the Shell has been released exploring the cut command.
The cut command is one of the oldest Unix commands. Episode 003 of Linux in the shell explores the use of the cut command in the GNU/Linux Bash shell. Learn the different switches applicable to the cut command and how to work with delimiters.
Linux in the Shell aims to help users get more comfortable with the command line by exploring different commands and concepts. A three pronged approach is taken with each entry composing of a thorough write up of the command or concept, an audio component that explains the command or concept that is released on http://hackerpublicradio.org (direct download also available on the website), and a video component that demonstrates the use of the command or concept available via YouTube streaming or as download in Ogg Theora format from Archive.org.
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