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Got hold of a Raspberry Pi but not entirely confident with Linux? While the main desktop is easy enough to use, at times you'll need to rely on command line entry in the terminal. But if you're new to the Raspbian operating system and Linux, this is easier said than done.
If you're using a Raspberry Pi computer for a weekend project (perhaps a media center or a home server), then there is a good chance these useful Raspberry Pi command line instructions will save you some time.