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* 2/3's core linux 1/3 genomics focus
 
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= Contents =
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= General Contents =
  
 
== Core Linux ==
 
== Core Linux ==
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* Files and directories
 
* Files and directories
 
* Navigating the file system
 
* Navigating the file system
* File management
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* File management*
 
* Permissions
 
* Permissions
 
* Accessing files
 
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* bedtools
 
* bedtools
 
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= Detailed Contents =
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== The command <code>ls</code> lists files and subdirectories in a directory==
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== The command <code>man</code> provides help for a command ==
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== Basic Linux/Unix tips for filenames==
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== Changing directories ==
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== Tab completion for commands and filenames==
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== Command history ==
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== Making and removing (empty) directories==
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== Text editors ==
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== Reading text files==
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== Copying files ==
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== Removing directories ==
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== Piping and outputting to files ==
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== Grep ==
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== What permissions mean ==
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== Head and tail ==
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== Redirection ==
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== Working with zipped data ==
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== Some other useful information ==
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=== Stopping processes ===
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=== Clearing the terminal ===
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=== Copying and pasting text ===
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== Environment Variables==
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== The fastq format ==
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=== Using paste ===

Revision as of 16:37, 2 October 2016

Introduction

Details of Edinburgh Genomics' Linux for Genomics course

Duration

  • 1 day
  • 2/3's core linux 1/3 genomics focus

General Contents

Core Linux

  • The shell and commands
  • Getting help
  • Files and directories
  • Navigating the file system
  • File management*
  • Permissions
  • Accessing files
  • Downloading remote files
  • Zipping and unzipping files
  • Pipes and redirects
  • Filtering / manipulating file content
  • Shell scripts
  • Process management

Focused Genomics

Command-line tools for genomics

  • seqtk
  • bioawk
  • samtools
  • bedtools
  • tabix

Detailed Contents

The command ls lists files and subdirectories in a directory

The command man provides help for a command

Basic Linux/Unix tips for filenames

Changing directories

Tab completion for commands and filenames

Command history

Making and removing (empty) directories

Text editors

Reading text files

Copying files

Removing directories

Piping and outputting to files

Grep

What permissions mean

Head and tail

Redirection

Working with zipped data

Some other useful information

Stopping processes

Clearing the terminal

Copying and pasting text

Environment Variables

The fastq format

Using paste