Linux for Beginners 2021

Linux for Beginners 2021

Learn fundamentals of Linux! Basic Commands, File System, Network, Packages, Services, Processes & Monitoring and more!

What you’ll learn

  • Learn Linux from scratch
  • What is Linux
  • Setting Up the Laboratory
  • Distributions
  • Pieces of Linux
  • Shells
  • Linux Signs $,#,%
  • Desktop Environments
  • Linux GUI
  • Command Parameters
  • List Files – “ls” Command
  • Print Working Directory – “pwd” Command
  • Show Manuel – “man” Command
  • Change Directory – “cd” Command
  • Concatenate Files – “cat” Command
  • Display Output – “echo” Command
  • View the File with “more” Command
  • View the File with “less” Command
  • Print First Lines with “head” Command
  • Print Last Lines with “tail” Command
  • Global Regular Expression Print – “grep” Command
  • Output Redirection
  • Output Redirection : Pipe “|”
  • Linux File Systems
  • Linux File Hierarchy
  • File Permissions
  • Make Directory – “mkdir” Command
  • Create File & Modify Date – “touch” Command
  • Remove Files or Directories – “rm” Command
  • Copy and Move Files or Directories – “cp” & “mv” Command
  • Find Files and Directories – “find” Command
  • Cut Parts of Lines – “cut” Command
  • Change Ownership of a Given File – “chown” Command
  • Network Settings
  • Display Network Status – “ifconfig” Command
  • Leasing New IP from DHCP Server
  • Services
  • Location of Services
  • User Management in Linux
  • Important Files – “passwd” and “shadow”
  • Adding a New User
  • Change the Group and Delete a User
  • Process Management
  • Monitoring Running Processes – “ps” and “top” Commands
  • Killing Processes
  • Package Management
  • Package Management Concepts
  • Foremost Linux Package Managers
  • Repository
  • APT Package Manager
  • Install From Source Code
  • System Monitoring
  • Monitoring – “df”, “top”, “vmstat”, “netstat” Commands

Requirements

  • 4 GB (Gigabytes) of RAM or higher (8 GB recommended)
  • 64-bit system processor is mandatory
  • 10 GB or more disk space
  • Enable virtualization technology on BIOS settings, such as “Intel-VTx”
  • All items referenced in this course are Free
  • A strong work ethic, willingness to learn Linux Environments
  • Nothing else! It’s just you, your computer and your ambition to get started today

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone who want to learn Linux
  • Anyone who want deep dive into Linux world

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