2014
Udemy / LinuxTrainingAcademy
Jason Cannon
4:44
English
If you want to learn how to use Linux, but don't know where to start read on. Knowing where to start when learning a new skill can be a challenge, especially when the topic seems so vast. There can be so much information available that you can't even decide where to start. Or worse, you start down the path of learning and quickly discover too many concepts, commands, and nuances that aren't explained. This kind of experience is frustrating and leaves you with more questions than answers. Linux for Beginners doesn't make any assumptions about your background or knowledge of Linux. You need no prior knowledge to benefit from this course. You will be guided step by step using a logical and systematic approach. As new concepts, commands, or jargon are encountered they are explained in plain language, making it easy for anyone to understand.
Section 1: Background, Introduction, and Preparation.
Lecture 1
Course Overview
01:11
This is an overview of the course. You will learn about some of the topics that will be covered and demonstrated as the course progresses.
Lecture 2
Background and Introduction
06:46
In this lesson you will learn:
What Linux is
Brief history of Linux
What a Linux Distribution is
Reasons Linux is used
Lecture 3
Getting Access to a Linux System - Text
2 pages
In this lesson you will learn several methods that you can use to get access to a Linux system.
Lecture 4
Getting Access to a Linux System
07:41
In this lesson you will learn several methods that you can use to get access to a Linux system.
NOTE: In addtion to http://simpleshell.com you can use http://www.webminal.org or http://linuxzoo.net.
Lecture 5
Installing VirtualBox on Windows
01:28
In this lesson you will learn how to install VirtualBox on Windows.
Lecture 6
Installing VirtualBox on Mac
01:11
In this lesson you will learn how to install VirtualBox on Mac.
Lecture 7
Installing Linux Using an Image for VirtualBox
04:50
In this lesson you will learn how to create a Linux Virtual Machine using VirtualBox and Virtual Disk Images.
The Linux Virtual Machine can be used to practice your Linux skills as you progress through the course.
Lecture 8
Installing Ubuntu from Scratch
10:24
In this lesson you will learn how to install Virtualbox and Ubuntu.
Lecture 9
Getting Connected - Text
14 pages
In this lesson you will learn how to connect to a Linux system directly and over the network. You'll learn about SSH and the software that you'll need to connect to a Linux system.
Lecture 10
Connect Directly
01:44
Lecture 11
Getting Connected
11:27
In this lesson you will learn how to connect to a Linux system directly and over the network. You'll learn about SSH and the software that you'll need to connect to a Linux system.
Lecture 12
The Linux Directory Structure - Text
5 pages
In this lesson you will learn about the Linux directory structure. You'll learn where different components of the operating system are located. You'll also learn how applications can employ the same conventions for their directory structures.
Lecture 13
The Linux Directory Structure
10:02
In this lesson you will learn about the Linux directory structure. You'll learn where different components of the operating system are located. You'll also learn how applications can employ the same conventions for their directory structures.
Lecture 14
Review
00:27
Test 1
Quiz 1
5 questions
Section 2: Files and Directories
Lecture 15
Welcome to Shell - Text
2 pages
In this lesson you will learn what the shell is, how to access it, and what the superuser account is.
Lecture 16
Welcome to Shell
07:35
In this lesson you will learn what the shell is, how to access it, and what the superuser account is.
Lecture 17
Basic Linux Commands - Text
1 page
In this lesson you will learn some basic, yet essential Linux commands.
Lecture 18
Basic Linux Commands
05:06
In this lesson you will learn some basic, yet essential Linux commands. You will be given an overview of each command and then a demonstration.
Lecture 19
Teach Yourself to Fish - Text
2 pages
In this lesson you will learn:
How to navigate man pages.
How the $PATH environment variable is used.
What the which command does.
How to ask for help commands.
How to search man pages.
Lecture 20
Teach Yourself to Fish
05:56
In this lesson you will learn:
How to navigate man pages.
How the $PATH environment variable is used.
What the which command does.
How to ask for help commands.
How to search man pages.
Lecture 21
Working with Directories - Text
2 pages
In this lesson you will learn:
How to use directory shortcuts
How to execute commands out of your $PATH
How to create and remove directories
Lecture 22
Working with Directories
08:57
In this lesson you will learn:
How to use directory shortcuts
How to execute commands out of your $PATH
How to create and remove directories
Lecture 23
Listing Files and Understanding ls Output - Text
5 pages
In this lesson you will learn how to list files with the ls command and how to interpret the ls output.
Lecture 24
Listing Files and Understanding ls Output
11:45
In this lesson you will learn how to list files with the ls command and how to interpret the ls output.
Lecture 25
File and Directory Permissions Explained - Text
9 pages
In this lesson you will learn about:
Symbolic permissions
And octal Numeric permissions
File versus directory permissions
Changing permissions
Working with groups
File creation mask
Lecture 26
File and Directory Permissions Explained - Part One
11:14
The permissions lesson is broken into two parts. In this lesson you will learn about:
Symbolic permissions
And octal Numeric permissions
File versus directory permissions
Changing permissions
Working with groups
File creation mask
Lecture 27
File and Directory Permissions Explained - Part Two
09:28
This is part two of the lesson permissions. In this lesson you will learn about:
Symbolic permissions
And octal Numeric permissions
File versus directory permissions
Changing permissions
Working with groups
File creation mask
Lecture 28
Finding Files and Directories - Text
3 pages
In this lesson you will learn about two commands that will help you find files and directories.
Lecture 29
Finding Files and Directories
06:37
In this lesson you will learn about two commands that will help you find files and directories.
Lecture 30
Viewing Files and the Nano Editor - Text
2 pages
In this lesson you will learn various commands that can be used to view files as well as how to use the nano text editor.
Lecture 31
Viewing Files and the Nano Editor
05:16
In this lesson you will learn various commands that can be used to view files as well as how to use the nano text editor.
Lecture 32
Editing Files with Vi - Text
4 pages
In this lesson you will learn how to edit files with the vi editor.
Lecture 33
Editing Files with Vi
09:58
In this lesson you will learn how to edit files with the vi editor.
Lecture 34
Vi Cheat Sheet
1 page
Lecture 35
Editing Files with Emacs - Text
3 pages
In this lesson you will learn how to edit files with the emacs editor.
Lecture 36
Editing Files with Emacs
05:40
In this lesson you will learn how to edit files with the emacs editor.
Lecture 37
Emacs Cheat Sheet
1 page
Lecture 38
Graphical Editors
04:22
This lesson will touch on some of the graphical editors available in the Linux operating system.
Lecture 39
Deleting, Copying, Moving, and Renaming Files
11:08
This lesson will cover how to delete, copy, move, and rename files.
Lecture 40
Wild Cards - Part One
05:12
Lecture 41
Wild Cards - Part Two
07:03
Lecture 42
Input, Output, and Redirection
07:46
This lesson covers the various types of input and output as well as how to redirect that input and output.
Lecture 43
Comparing Files
04:13
In this lesson you will learn three strategies for comparing the differences between two files.
Lecture 44
Searching in Files and Using Pipes - Text
3 pages
In this lesson you will learn how to search through the contents of files. Additionally you will learn about pipes and how they can be used to aid searches.
Lecture 45
Searching in Files and Using Pipes
09:41
In this lesson you will learn how to search through the contents of files. Additionally you will learn about pipes and how they can be used to aid searches.
Lecture 46
Transferring and Copying Files over the Network - Text
3 pages
In this lesson you will learn how to transfer and copy files over the network.
See the supplementary material for a list of SCP and SFTP clients.
Lecture 47
Transferring and Copying Files over the Network
06:35
In this lesson you will learn how to transfer and copy files over the network.
See the supplementary material for a list of SCP and SFTP clients.
Lecture 48
Review
00:27
Test 2
Quiz 2
10 questions
Section 3: Advanced Command Line Techniques
Lecture 49
Customizing the Shell Prompt - Text
2 pages
In this lesson you will learn how to customize your shell prompt.
Lecture 50
Customizing the Shell Prompt
05:08
In this lesson you will learn how to customize your shell prompt.
Lecture 51
Shell Aliases - Text
1 page
In this lesson you will learn how to list, create, delete, and persist shell aliases.
Lecture 52
Shell Aliases
03:41
In this lesson you will learn how to list, create, delete, and persist shell aliases.
Lecture 53
Environment Variables
2 pages
In this lesson you will learn about environment variables.
Lecture 54
Processes and Job Control - Text
4 pages
In this lesson you will learn how to display information about running programs and processes. You will also learn how to control the behavior of processes, including processes running in the background and terminating processes.
Lecture 55
Processes and Job Control
11:53
In this lesson you will learn how to display information about running programs and processes. You will also learn how to control the behavior of processes, including processes running in the background and terminating processes.
Lecture 56
Scheduling Repeated Jobs with Cron - Text
3 pages
In this lesson you will learn how to schedule jobs and automate tasks using the cron service.
Lecture 57
Scheduling Repeated Jobs with Cron
05:50
In this lesson you will learn how to schedule jobs and automate tasks using the cron service.
Lecture 58
Switching Users and Running Commands as Others - Text
3 pages
In this lesson you will learn how to switch to other accounts and run programs as different users.
Lecture 59
Switching Users and Running Commands as Others
08:10
In this lesson you will learn how to switch to other accounts and run programs as different users.
Lecture 60
Interactive and Non-interactive Shell Sessions
2 pages
In this lesson you will learn the important differences between interactive and non-interactive sessions.
Lecture 61
Shell History and Tab Completion, and Command Line Editing - Text
4 pages
In this lesson you will learn how to manipulate your shell history. Additionally, you will learn how to use tab completion. Finally command line editing is covered.
Lecture 62
Shell History and Tab Completion
13:11
In this lesson you will learn about shell history, the exclamation mark expansion syntax, and autocompletion.
Lecture 63
Installing Software
13:33
In this lesson you will learn how to search for, install, and remove software.
Lecture 64
Installing Software - Text
5 pages
In this lesson you will learn how to search for, install, and remove software.
Test 3
Quiz 3
6 questions
Section 4: Summary
Lecture 65
Conclusion - Congratulations and Thank You!
01:06
Thanks for taking the "Linux for Beginners" course!
Section 5: Bonus
Lecture 66
Installing Apache, MySQL, PHP, and Wordpress on Ubuntu
09:26
This lesson covers installing Apache, MySQL, PHP, and Wordpress on an Ubuntu system.
Section 6: Addendum - Connecting to a Linux Virtual Machine Over the Network
Lecture 67
Connecting to a Linux Virtual Machine Over the Network
11:14
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