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lifetime
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12 Hours
Description
Linux is an open source computer operating system that is often used for building technologies as it offers users and developers considerable room for modifications. It is used in a variety of ways: as the operating system for many hardware platforms, as an OS for servers, as a component in smart phones and gaming platforms, and much more. This course will introduce you to Linux and teach you to become a nuanced user so you can start working with Linux quickly.- Access 50 lectures & 12 hours of content 24/7
- Gain a comprehensive background on operating systems & Linux distributions
- Understand open source, software licensing & more
- Install a Linux system from scratch & learn how to work w/ it
- Learn the command terminal in Linux programming & start coding
- Familiarize yourself w/ the file management system & shells in Linux
Eduonix creates and distributes high-quality technology training content. Their team of industry professionals has been training manpower for more than a decade. They aim to teach technology the way it is used in the industry and professional world. They have a professional team of trainers for technologies ranging from Mobility, Web and Enterprise, and Database and Server Administration.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact Eduonix at info@eduonix.com.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact Eduonix at info@eduonix.com.
Details & Requirements
- Length of time users can access this course: lifetime
- Access options: web streaming, mobile streaming
- Certification of completion not included
- Redemption deadline: redeem your code within 30 days of purchase
- Experience level required: all levels
Compatibility
- UNIX or Linux required
Terms
- Unredeemed licenses can be returned for store credit within 15 days of purchase. Once your license is redeemed, all sales are final.
Course Outline
- Introduction
- Intro (1:57)
- Introduction to operating systems
- What is an operating system (9:14)
- Why (and why not) choose Linux (16:03)
- Linux distributions (10:04)
- What is open source
- What is open source (11:11)
- Linux installation (Example system Ubuntu)
- Linux installation Part 1 (17:23)
- Linux installation Part 2 (6:13)
- Welcome to your new Linux system!
- The desktop environment (12:20)
- Web browsers (13:30)
- Mulltimedia (12:41)
- Introduction to hardware
- Introduction to hardware (16:32)
- Getting familiar with the command line
- Getting familiar with the command line (18:06)
- Running in the background (14:43)
- The man pages (12:11)
- Inside the man page (12:03)
- File management
- File management (13:07)
- Directory structure according to FHS (12:59)
- Listing files (17:42)
- File move (13:46)
- File deletion (16:27)
- Advanced shell use
- Advanced command line techniques (19:07)
- Using regexp in Linux(grep) (19:03)
- The wc command (12:13)
- Input/output redirection (15:48)
- Connecting commands with pipes (11:27)
- Data archiving using tar (23:52)
- Algorithms and Software Engineering
- Working with processes (16:43)
- Understanding processes (11:56)
- Determining resources consumed by processes (27:36)
- The process log file (12:19)
- File editing
- Choosing among vi and emacs (14:26)
- Using emacs (11:47)
- Using vi (22:31)
- Introduction to shell scripts
- What is a script? (21:07)
- Other ways to feed data to scripts (18:01)
- The case statement (16:03)
- The while and until loops (13:44)
- Linux security
- User accounts (13:30)
- Theetcshadow file (17:31)
- Viewing account information (13:30)
- the root account (8:57)
- User and group creation
- What makes a weak password? (11:29)
- creating a user account (9:50)
- User account modification (15:43)
- The concept of user ownership and permissions
- The need for ownership (12:46)
- Permission bits (15:51)
- Setting permissions using the GUI (10:13)
- The stick bit (14:43)
- Linux Networking
- Understanding network terminology (13:17)
- Configuring your network connection using CLI (16:15)
- Summary
- Summary (3:29)
