2015
Lynda
Scott Simpson
1h 9m
English

Linux is increasingly popular for desktops, and if you're switching from Mac or Windows to Linux, Fedora is a great place to start. This course shows you how to install and make your way around the Fedora workstation environment, perform common tasks from the command line, and get a Fedora server up and running. Author Scott Simpson also discusses the GNOME Shell, Fedora's default interface, and some of the software that comes included with Fedora.
Topics include:
What is Fedora Linux?
Downloading and installing Fedora
Navigating the GNOME Shell
Working with files and folders
Working at the command line
Configuring Fedora Server

Introduction
1m 7s
Welcome
47s
Using the exercise files
20s
1. Introducing Fedora
13m 34s
What is Fedora?
2m 12s
Downloading Fedora
34s
Installing in a virtual machine
5m 25s
Using the command line to install the Guest Additions for VirtualBox
2m 3s
Creating a USB installer
3m 20s
2. Exploring the Workspace Environment
26m 20s
Navigating the GNOME Shell
3m 29s
Using the GNOME Shell with keyboard shortcuts
2m 41s
Exploring the included apps
3m 24s
Working with files and folders
1m 50s
Updating and installing software
2m 55s
Exploring system settings
5m 7s
Adding a user
3m 44s
Modifying the GNOME environment
1m 14s
Using a different desktop environment
1m 56s
3. Working at the Command Line
14m 3s
Working at the command line
3m 7s
Exploring the Linux file system
3m 56s
Navigating the file system and working with files
4m 8s
Installing software
2m 52s
4. Exploring the Server Environment
14m 13s
Installing Fedora Server
5m 26s
Setting a role for a Fedora Server
2m 34s
Configuring the firewall
3m 5s
Managing your Fedora Server with Cockpit
3m 8s
Conclusion
21s
Next steps
21s

www.lynda.com/Fedora-tutorials/Up-Running-Fedora-Linux/159632-2.html

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