Linux

Linux is a very hands-on operating system. If running Windows is like driving an automatic, then running Linux is like driving a stick. It can take some work, but once you know your way around Linux, you’ll be using the command line and installing packages like a pro.

Prerequisites

  • Basic knowledge of Linux, strong motivation and access to a computer that can run Linux
  • OS installation
  • Shell (bash)

  • Remote access (ssh)

  • Go through the recommended external sources (in the bottom part of this site)

  • Take the test
  • Finish the task

Outline

This µ-course aims to introduce:

  • concepts and terminology used in Linux-based operating systems,
  • selected Linux subsystems and their purpose,
  • basic skills needed for installing and using Linux-based operating systems.

Topics include:

  • shell,
  • process management,
  • file systems,
  • memory management,
  • network management,
  • system installation,
  • package management,
  • security best practices,
  • remote access.

External Sources

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