Linux for Beginners using Ubuntu (Learn Linux Basics)

Name: Linux for Beginners using Ubuntu (Learn Linux Basics)
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It’s time now to get into the requisites for building a career in Ubuntu Linux.

Created byYogesh Patel

Last updated 6/2018

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What you'll learn

Gain a solid understanding of installing and using Ubuntu Linux.
By the end of it you will be familiar with most of the common tasks we normally do on Linux
You will be comfortable, efficient, and effective at the Linux command line.
How to find and install software.

Course content

14 sections • 75 lectures • 10h 11m total length

Getting started with Ubuntu Linux5:34

How To Install Oracle VirtualBox To Run Ubuntu On it4:36
Learn how to download and install Oracle VirtualBox to run Ubuntu on a Windows host, including selecting the Windows download and creating virtual machines to install Linux or Mac OS.
Install Linux Ubuntu 18.04 on Oracle VirtualBox in Windows12:39
Install Ubuntu 18.04 on a Windows host using Oracle VirtualBox, download the Ubuntu ISO, create and configure a virtual machine, and complete the installation with updates and third-party software.
How Install VirtualBox Guest Additions on Ubuntu 18.04 Guest / virtual machine3:36
Install Linux Ubuntu on Oracle VirtualBox in Windows9:22
Learn to download the Ubuntu iso and install Linux on Oracle VirtualBox in Windows by creating a vm, attaching the iso, and completing the installation.
How to get Higher screen Resolution for Ubuntu Linux guest on VirtualBox3:15
Command Used:
sudo apt-get install virtualbox-guest-utils virtualbox-guest-x11 virtualbox-guest-dkms

Introduction7:57
Learn why the command line matters on Linux, define the shell and terminal, and see how to open a terminal and use basic commands like pwd, cd, and ls.
ls command in Linux17:14
cd command in Linux11:26
Master the cd command in Linux to change directories, using absolute or relative paths to reach home, root, or a folder, including parent, and manage spaces with quotes or escapes.
cat command in Linux9:14
I/O Redirection8:50
mkdir Command6:14
rm and rmdir commands for linux12:29
cp command11:49
Learn how to use the cp command in Linux to copy files and directories, including interactive prompts and recursive copies with absolute and relative paths.
mv command11:33
less command7:14
touch command5:03
Learn how to use the touch command in Linux to create new empty files and update file timestamps from the terminal, with examples on creating files and changing times.
nano command6:53
sudo command8:05
top command8:04
kill command8:47
Learn how to manage Linux processes on Ubuntu with the kill command, find process IDs, and use -9 for sig kill when needed.
echo command7:50
file permissions, symbolic permissions and chmod12:27
directory permissions and chmod7:16
Explore directory permissions in Linux using chmod, alter user, group, and others rights, and observe how read, write, and execute changes affect listing, access, and creating files.
Octal and Numerical permissions9:33
Introduction to Bash Scripting9:54
which and whatis command5:17
useradd command (Creating Users)7:02
userdel command (Removing Users)5:00
Basic Group Management (groups, groupadd, groupdel)6:34
Learn basic group management on Linux using Ubuntu by listing groups, adding and deleting groups with groupadd and groupdel, and assigning users to specific groups.
.bashrc File7:13
Viewing Resources (du , df, free command)9:51
Learn to view disk and memory usage in Ubuntu with df, du, and free commands, using -h for human readable output and sudo for permission when needed.
Linux Terminal Command Reference5:00
How to Extract a tar.gz File in Ubuntu Linux using Terminal2:05
How to install Package build-essential on Ubuntu Linux2:51
Install the build-essential package on Ubuntu to enable compiling C and C++ programs, and follow prompts to install dependencies that may take minutes.
How to Install and Configure Git and Repositories on GitHub on Ubuntu Linux13:25
Install git on Ubuntu, configure user name and email, create and initialize repositories locally, link to GitHub, and push changes.
Install Git command Reference1:00
Git Quick Reference2:00
How to Reset Root Password On Ubuntu5:22
How to install latest Wine (to Run Windows applications) on Ubuntu Linux8:37

How to Install Java JDK (Java Development Kit) (Java 7) on Ubuntu Linux8:54
Installing Jetbrains Intellij IDEA on Ubuntu and Creating First Hello World10:46
Install and run JetBrains IntelliJ IDEA on Ubuntu after installing Oracle Java, choose the Community edition, then create and run your first Java project with a hello world.
Install NetBeans IDE on Ubuntu Linux10:26
Install NetBeans IDE on Ubuntu Linux by downloading the Linux package, selecting Java options, installing JDK, configuring, and launching the IDE to create a sample project.

How do I install gcc on Ubuntu Linux2:04
Installing Eclipse IDE with C/C++ plugin(or CDT) in Ubuntu Linux5:52
Install eclipse on ubuntu with the CDT c/c++ plugin using a single apt-get command. Create a new C++ project, build and run a hello world program to verify C/C++ support.
Using make and writing Makefile ( in C++ or C )20:45
How to Install Code::Blocks in Ubuntu Linux8:25
CLion C/C++ IDE - EAP build (First Impressions)12:45
Download and install the CLion C/C++ IDE EAP build on Linux with the quick-start guide. See cmake driven builds with gcc, java prerequisites, and IntelliSense.

Requirements

Just the will to learn
Students will need a computer

Description

Are you Curious about Ubuntu Linux, but not sure where to start ? Start here: “Linux for Beginners using Ubuntu" will teach you everything you need to know about Ubuntu in easy-to-understand language.

Ubuntu is a fast, secure and easy-to-use operating system used by millions of people around the world.

Ubuntu is a Linux-based Operating System
It is Most Popular Linux Distribution.
It is open sourced
Cost free
Easy to use
non-proprietary
Strong focus on
Usability
Easy to installation
One user (initially— you can add more users later)

In this Course you will learn Installation, configuration, customization, adding software to the system, working with the desktop environment, as well as the many included programs and features of Ubuntu Linux.

Get to know the Ubuntu Linux operating system watching these videos . Every video shows how to perform one task, in a practical and concise approach. By the end of it you will be familiar with most of the common tasks we normally do on computers. It is intended for the absolute beginner in a GNU/Linux environment. The series is thought and build with the end user in mind: we don't assume you know anything, we try to be as practical as possible, building up from the most basic stuff up to the more fancy configurations. We hope you will enjoy watching them!

...………So lets start wave your neurons with Ubuntu Linux.

Who this course is for:

This course is designed for beginners, especially users who have never installed or operated an Ubuntu Linux
No experience with Linux is necessary.
Anyone with a desire to learn about Linux.
People thinking about a career as a Linux system administrator or engineer, but need the basics first.

Linux for Beginners using Ubuntu (Learn Linux Basics)

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Getting started1 lecture • 6min

Installing Ubuntu5 lectures • 33min

Installing Ubuntu Using VMware (optional)2 lectures • 26min

Bootable USB Flash Drive For Ubuntu1 lecture • 10min

Ubuntu Linux Basics1 lecture • 11min

Linux Command Line Tutorial For Beginners34 lectures • 4hr 29min

Python2 lectures • 22min

Java3 lectures • 30min

C++5 lectures • 50min

Code Editors3 lectures • 19min

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