Linux Head? #shorts #linux #kalilinux #ubuntu #android

Summary: The video discusses the Linux `head` command, which is used to display the first few lines of a specified file. It explains how to customize the number of lines shown and emphasizes the importance of using manual pages for further information about command options.

Keypoints:

• The `head` command displays the first 10 lines of a file by default.
• Users can specify the number of lines to display using the syntax `head -n`, where n is the number of lines.
• The manual pages (`man` pages) are a valuable resource for understanding command options and usage.
• Additional options for the `head` command include suppressing file headers and using verbose output.
• Example commands include `head -20` for the first 20 lines and `head -5` for the first 5 lines of a file.
• The video encourages viewers to share their own Linux tips and tricks.