Introduction to Linux

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Scott Simpson

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01 - Introduction

01 - Learning Linux.mp4

00:58

02 - What is Linux and where do you start.mp4

03:38

02 - Linux Fundamentals

01 - The kernel.mp4

04:29

02 - Terminal and desktops.mp4

04:52

03 - Standard tools.mp4

03:57

04 - The Linux file system.mp4

04:35

05 - User and system security.mp4

04:26

06 - Choosing a Linux distribution.mp4

09:48

07 - Planning your system.mp4

07:22

03 - Developing Your Knowledge

01 - Building your skills.mp4

03:30

02 - Finding and asking for help.mp4

04:08

04 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

00:33

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With so many technical terms, cultural quirks, and options to pursue, getting started with Linux can seem overwhelming. In this course, instructor Scott Simpson covers the fundamentals of what you need to know in order to make smart choices about learning Linux. Scott discusses the Linux kernel, the software that allows you to interact with a computer’s hardware. He explains desktop environments, text-based terminal interfaces, and standard tools that are used on a Linux system. Scott goes over where different types of files are stored on Linux systems. He offers tips on choosing which Linux distribution, or distro, to use and helps you plan your Linux system. Scott shows you how to direct your strategy for learning Linux, then gives some tips on how to find answers and ask for help.

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I write and record video courses on Linux, Open Source, and IT topics. As an educational content producer and author with a strong technology background, I enjoy using my experience to teach others and to advance my own learning with technical projects. I strive to speak to beginner, intermediate, and advanced audiences in an engaging and informative way.

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