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Linux Basic Course

This document outlines a training course on Linux basics covering topics such as history and development of Linux, system access, user accounts, filesystem navigation, file permissions, editing files, working in X Windows, printing files, package management, starting and stopping Linux, configuring the Linux environment, multitasking, managing network services, and working with hardware.

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Linux Basic Course

This document outlines a training course on Linux basics covering topics such as history and development of Linux, system access, user accounts, filesystem navigation, file permissions, editing files, working in X Windows, printing files, package management, starting and stopping Linux, configuring the Linux environment, multitasking, managing network services, and working with hardware.

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Linux Basic Introductory training

1.

History and Development of Linux


A Brief History of Linux Benefits of Linux Acquiring and Using Linux Examining Linux Distributions

Customizing X Windows Configuring X Windows Choosing and Changing Window Managers and Desktops Remote X Window Access

2.

System Access
Logging In and Using the Linux System Entering Commands Getting Help Obtaining Information About Your System Logging In and Using Remote Linux Systems

9.

Printing Files
Configuring a Local Printer Printing Managing Print Spools and Queues Configuring Remote Printers

10. Package Management 3.


Starting and Stopping Linux


Shutting Down a Linux System Booting a Linux System Other Boot Methods

Examining Package Solutions Managing Packages with RPM Verifying and Repairing Applications Upgrading and Freshening Packages

4.

User Accounts
Creating Additional User Accounts Creating Groups Managing Users Managing Groups

11. Configuring the Linux Environment


Examining Shells Using Variables Examining Linux Configuration Script Files Examining System Startup Files Examining the /etc/fstab File Examining the cron System Creating a Shell Script

5.

Introduction to the Filesystem


Filesystem Navigation Managing the Filesystem Performing Filesystem Maintenance Locating Files

12. Multitasking
Managing Jobs and Background Processes Using the Process Table to Manage Processes Introducing Delayed and Detached Jobs Configuring and Managing Services

6.

Working with Linux Permissions


Understanding Permissions Changing File and Directory Permissions Changing Default Permissions and Ownership Setting Daemon and Process Permissions Evaluating System Security

13. Starting and Stopping Services


Identifying Core and Non-critical Services Configuring Basic Client Services Configuring Basic Internet Services Working with Modules

7.

Creating and Viewing Files


Using the vi Editor Using Other Editors Examining File Contents Redirection Archiving Files Archiving Files with tar Archiving Files with cpio Archiving Files with Other Utilities Zipping Files Examining Backup Issues

14. Managing Network Services


Identifying Networking Concepts Configuring Basic Network Services and Settings Managing Network Services Managing Remote Network Serv

15. Working with Hardware


Installing and Configuring Hard Drives Troubleshooting basic problems Preparing for a Linux Installation Gathering Installation Information Creating Installation Disks Partitioning the Disk

8.

Working in X Windows
Introduction to X Windows and GNOME Managing Files and File systems

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