What you'll learn

Use the Linux Command Line
Control the Linux File System
Manipulate Data from the Shell
Control Processes
Control System Users
Install Software from the Terminal
Connect to the Internet
A few tricks

Course content

8 sections • 40 lectures • 1h 3m total length

Course Overview1:18
Linux Commands Course Overview. Learn Linux and see whats inside this course.

This course is about the linux operating system. You will learn what linux is, about the linux kernel, about linux distros and commands for any linux system.
It includes chapters on: linux system, file system, text editing, processes, network and internet, user management and some tricks. After taking this course you'll be able to control a linux system through the terminal.
What is Linux1:31
What is Linux? In this lecture you will learn about linux operating system and the linux kernel.
Overview: Start a Linux system2:23
An overview of methods to run a Linux system, including: web, live cd, virtualbox and android.
Option 1: Access a terminal emulator on Web or Android device1:01
linux online, linux web? In this lecture we'll show you some ways to run a linux operating system.
(Optional) Option 2: Install Ubuntu Linux in Virtual Box or PC8:15
install the ubuntu linux operating system (optional)
Quiz: Introduction

Current directory0:26
On any Linux system, you can navigate through the file system. In this lecture we'll introduce you to the file system.
Change directory1:16
Learn how to change the directory on a linux system.
List files and folders2:46
Learn how to show files in a the directory on a linux system.
File2:26
We'll introduce you to the file command in this lecture.
Create new directory0:46
Directories can be created inside a terminal. In this practical demonstration you will learn how do that on linux.
Deleting files and folders0:43
Delete files from the linux file system.
Show file contents1:24
Show file contents using the cat command.
Copy files1:06
Copying files in the terminal, from source to destination.
Rename files2:22
Renaming files on Linux.
Disk Use1:22
The du command on linux.
Searching for a file2:41
Find a file on the Linux system.
Quiz: File Systems

Redirect operator1:31
The redirect operator, its use and demonstration.
Pipe operator1:12
Demonstration of the pipe operator on a linux system.
Environment variables1:41
Environment variables can assist in command usage. In this lecture you will see an example.
Head and Tail1:47
When dealing with large files or big data, a normal text editor is not always sufficient. In this lecture you will learn how to show data inside large files.
Sort1:16
Sorting.
Nano1:31
The nano text editor is often installed on linux systems. This is a text-based editor and we'll demonstrate how to use it.
Emacs1:12
Emacs is another popular text editor. You'll learn the basics of emacs in this lecture.
Quiz: Text Fu

Apt-get (Debian and Ubuntu Linux)1:47
Learn how to install new software on a Debian or Ubuntu based Linux system.
Zip and unzip1:14
Learn how to work with zip files on linux.
Create a tar archive1:07
Learn how to create a tar archive (alternative to zip)
Create a tar.gz archive1:22
Learn how to create a compressed tar file.
Extract tar and tar.gz archives1:17
Learn how to extract tar and tar.gz files.
Quiz: Packages

Requirements

Start a Computer with Windows, Mac or Linux installed

Description

Linux is the fastest growing operating system in the world, it is at heart of the Internet and computing. Learn the basic Linux commands you need to succeed

If you are in IT, you are really missing out if you don't learn the Linux terminal. Billions of servers, embedded systems and super computers use Linux. So, don't be left behind!

At the end of this course, you will be able to use Linux Terminal Commands.

All course updates are 100% FREE. Buy this course once and own it for life. You will have Linux support: You can ask me direct questions.

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Who this course is for:

Network and System Administrators
Software Developers
Programmers
IT Support
Computer Science and Engineering

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Course content

Starting Linux5 lectures • 14min

File Management11 lectures • 17min

Text Fu7 lectures • 10min

Process Management3 lectures • 6min

Network and Internet2 lectures • 2min

Package management5 lectures • 7min

User Management3 lectures • 3min

Bonus: Tricks4 lectures • 4min

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