For anyone wary of running random commands that you don’t recognize what they’re doing
Navigating the Linux shell would but much easier if you learned a bit of BASH. Essentially every Linux distro uses BASH for its shell commands, some commands such as cp (copy file/folder), mv (move file/folder), cd (change active directory/folder), rm (remove file/folder), mkdir (make directory/folder) will be on every Linux distro you use, the only time you get new commands is when you install packages that give you new commands, so a command such as fastfetch wont be available to you until you install the fastfetch package.
Navigating the Linux shell would but much easier if you learned a bit of BASH. Essentially every Linux distro uses BASH for its shell commands, some commands such as
cp(copy file/folder),mv(move file/folder),cd(change active directory/folder),rm(remove file/folder),mkdir(make directory/folder) will be on every Linux distro you use, the only time you get new commands is when you install packages that give you new commands, so a command such asfastfetchwont be available to you until you install the fastfetch package.Hope this helps!