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Windows Users guide to Linux
85 students
Windows Users guide to Linux
Learn Linux desktop and server basics.
Created byRusty Yonkers
Last updated 5/2018
English
What you'll learn
- Understand what a Linux distro is, and the primary differences between them.
- Know how to install a basic Linux installation
- Know how to set up Linux to start in either graphical or text mode
- Understand the Linux file system and how to set up multiple drive spaces
- Learn basic command line tools to manage the file system
- Learn how to create and edit text files
- Know about output redirection
- Know how to list, set, and change standard file permissions
- Learn how to manage root access to the system
- Learn how to install software
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Course content
7 sections • 26 lectures • 2h 48m total length
Requirements
- You should be have a solid basic understanding of computers.
Description
This is an introductory course in Linux. In this course you will learn where to get Linux, how to install it, and how to use it. The class focuses on learning how to use the Linux desktop to encourage you to start using it for day to day work. You will also learn some of the basics that you need for supporting Linux servers as well.
Learning to use Linux for day to day use will help you become very comfortable with it so that you will find Linux fun, and also see the power of it. You will also build the solid foundation that you need to build on for becoming an incredible Linux system administrator too.
Who this course is for:
- Anyone that wants to learn the basics of Linux.
- Anyone that wants to be a network or systems administrator in a company.
- Anyone wanting to get into the IT field.
- Anyone that will need to use a Linux or Unix computer for programs they write.
- Windows administrators that find themselves needing to manage Linux systems.