VMware Manjaro - Shell/Bash

If you're a programmer who prefers using a Linux operating system, you might want to try out Manjaro. Manjaro is a user-friendly, Arch-based Linux distribution that includes the latest software and updates.

In this guide, we'll show you how to install Manjaro on VMware, a virtualization platform that allows you to run multiple operating systems on the same machine. We'll also cover some useful shell/bash commands that you can use in Manjaro.

Installing Manjaro on VMware

1. Download the Manjaro ISO from the official website - https://manjaro.org/download/.
2. Open VMware and click on "Create a New Virtual Machine."
3. Select "Installer disc image file (iso)" and browse for the downloaded Manjaro ISO file.
4. Choose "Linux" as the guest operating system and "Arch Linux" as the version.
5. Set the virtual machine name and location.
6. Customize the virtual machine hardware settings according to your preferences.
7. Start the virtual machine and follow the Manjaro installation process.

Useful shell/bash commands

• ls: List all files and directories in the current directory.
• cd: Change directory. Use cd .. to move up one directory.
• mkdir: Create a new directory.
• touch: Create a new file.
• rm: Remove a file or directory. Use rm -r to remove a directory and all its contents.
• grep: Search for a specific text pattern in a file or output.
• sudo: Execute a command with superuser privileges.
• ps: List all running processes.
• kill: Terminate a running process. Use kill -9 to force a process to terminate.
• top: Display real-time system resource usage.

With these basic commands, you can navigate and manage your Manjaro system efficiently using the terminal.