Hello everyone.
In this demo, I'm going to show you how to use that command calendar, command and app time Command.
The date command displays the current date.
I'm going to type the command date and hit enter.
As we can see here, this is the current date.
Now, if I would like to display the version of this command.
Going to type the command, then the option long notation.
So dash dash version.
Then I hit enter.
As you can see here, it shows information about the date command.
Now, if I would like to display the calendar of the current month, I'm going to type C a L, then
I hit enter.
As you can see here this day, this calendar for this current month.
Now, if I would like to display the calendar of a specific month, I'm going to type only C, a L,
then the month.
For example, June 2020.
Then I hit enter.
Seeing that if I would like to show, uh, let's say January 2020 and hit enter.
Same thing if I want to show the December 22nd, 2022 is going to show the same thing here.
Now, if I would like to show the the current time and I would like also to show how many users are
are currently logged into the system and and display also the load average.
I'm going to use the command up time.
So this is the up time command as we can see here.
It shows the current time.
And then it shows up to what it's running up to.
The system is up or running for one hour right now.
And he shows how many users we have.
Only one user right now is currently logged into the system.
Then he shows here the load average.
Now, if I would like to show the uptime in a pretty format, so I'm going to type up uptime then dash
P.
You can see here, it shows the uptime in a pretty format.
Same thing if I would like to show the.
If I would like to show it in a long notation is going to show me the same output, but this time will
be dash dash pretty if I would like to show system up since time for example like up time then dash
s.
So it's this sense up this time.
Same thing if I were up time dash.
Dash sense is going to show us the same output.
If I would like to show the version so we'll say up time then dash an uppercase V, you can see here
it's to display the version information.
We can do the same thing.
If I want to run a long notation, if I would like to find more information about the up time command,
I'm going to go to the Man page.
Can see here for information about this command and also the options and go back also the same thing.
If I would like to get more information about the calendar man calendar or CL, same thing.
More information about the date, same thing, man.
Date and I go to the date page.
Go back.
That concludes our session.
Thank you and see you in the next lesson.