Awesome Command Line

✨ Free Eight-Week Command Line Mini-Series Begins Fall 2025 ! ✨

The command line is a tool of empowerment, and it's for everyone!

Learn to use your computer's magic portal in a step by step manner, no experience required. It will soon be your trusty friend on your freedom journey.

Coming Soon!

Fall, 2025

Send an RSVP via Nostr or email and we'll send you the details.

See the "Get Started" section to prepare for the calls.

Eight Week Mini-Series Poster Image

Awesome Command Line is a free and open source project to empower everyone with the command line application available on all computers. The project will include a downloadable guide book and a video series that walk you through 21 essential commands chapter by chapter. The 8-week mini-series kicks off the project by familiarizing you with the fundamental command line concepts that are needed for building your next great idea, or for supercharging your daily computing workflow.

Did You Know?

  • The Internet was built using the command line.
  • The World Wide Web was built using the command line.
  • Bitcoin was built using the command line.
  • The Lightning Network is being built using the command line.
  • If you can imagine it, you can build it.

Get Started

Prepare for the Eight-Week Mini-Series calls by getting your computer terminal application set up on Mac, Linux, or Windows. Download the PDF instructions for your system.

Setup instructions are also in Chapter One. You can download it or read it here below. In our first call, we'll learn the fundamentals of the command line and the concepts needed to get you going. See you Thursdays!

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Contribute to the Project

As a free and open source project, we welcome Bitcoin donations via the Lightning Network or On-chain using the QR codes below. Your donations make this project possible!

Lightning Network

Lightning Network QR code

npub1j8342...@npub.cash

Bitcoin On-chain

Bitcoin QR code

bc1p2juqah...0k8s53j80h

Thank you for supporting the project!

We also welcome your feedback and expertise in improving the guide book content. To make suggestions or improvements, visit the Github repository with the button below and follow the instructions in the Contributing section.