learn Linux for beginners

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Why learning Linux?

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Learning objectives

You will learn:

• Navigating the file system
• Controlling file access
• File and directory naming rules and conventions
• Manipulating files and links
• Controlling the Terminal
• Working with vim
• Monitoring and controlling processes
• Using command line editing
• Command substitution, quoting and escaping
• Using backup commands
• Submitting and controlling print jobs
• Working with secure shells
• Using GNOME and KDE GUI environments
• Counting words, lines and characters
• Working with compression utilities
• Using the Zsh and bash commands

Requirements

None.

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Topics and Subtopics

The following outline is covered in this course:

1- Introduction to UNIX

• Design Philosophy
• System Components
• The Shell and Command Entry
• Documentation
• Installation and Setup

 

2- Basic Linux User Commands

• Logging In and Logging Out
• Command Line Editing
• Navigating the File System
• Viewing and Copying Files
• Controlling the Terminal
• Sending and Receiving Mail

 

3- Text Editing in Linux

• Types of Editors
• From ed to ex to vim
• Basic Editor Tasks with vim
• Editing Multiple Files
• Named Buffers
• vim Startup File

 

4- UNIX Processes

• The UNIX Process Model
• Process States
• Monitoring and Controlling Processes

 

5- The Linux File System

• File System Organization
• File Types
• File and Directory Naming Rules and Conventions
• Commands for Navigating the File System
• Introduction to Inodes
• Ownership, Permissions, and Dates
• Manipulating Files and Links
• Manipulating Directories
• Determining Disk Usage
• Other File System Utilities

 

6- Introduction to Linux Shells: Zsh and Fish

• Shell Functions
• I/O Redirection and Pipes
• Command Separation and Grouping
• Background Execution
• Filename Expansion
• Shell Variables
• Command Substitution
• Quoting and Escaping Metacharacters
• Zsh Shell Features
• Fish shell Features
• Command Execution
• Startup Files
• Customizing the User Environment

 

7- Multitasking and Batch Processing in Linux

• Multitasking
• Scheduled Execution Using cron
• The at and batch Commands

 

8- File Processing Utilities in Linux

• Examining and Comparing Files
• Reporting Differences Between Files
• Comparing Files of Any Format
• Displaying Data in Octal and Hex
• Compressing Data
• Converting File Formats

 

9- Backing Up Files in Linux

• Backup Media
• UNIX Device Names
• tar and cpio
• File Transport and Conversion with dd

 

10- Linux Desktop Environments- Ubuntu

• KDE Menus, Toolbars, and Tools
• Gnome Menus and Tools
• LibreOffice
• Write
• Calc
• Impress
• Math
• Draw
• Base
• Introduction to Ubuntu
• Introduction to Debian

 

11- Linux Homework 1

 

12- Linux Homework 2

 

13- Linux Homework 3

 

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