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Mastering Linux: A Practical Guide to the Linux Operating System
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Course Content
Introduction
What is an Operating System?
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Brief Overview of Linux
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Advantages of Linux
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Importance of Learning Linux
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Getting Started with Linux
What is Linux?
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A Brief History of Linux
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Understanding Open Source
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Choosing the Right Linux Distribution
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Installing Linux
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Dual Booting with Linux
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The Linux Desktop Environment
Introduction to Desktop Environments
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Common Linux Desktop Environments (GNOME, KDE, XFCE, etc.)
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Customizing Your Linux Desktop
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Working with Files and Folders
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Managing Applications
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Linux Operating System
Linux Architecture
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Linux Shell
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Text Editors
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Linux Design Principles
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Command-Line Essentials
The Terminal and Shell
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Navigating the File System
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Basic Command-Line Operations
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File and Directory Management
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Working with Permissions
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Pipes and Redirection
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Shell Scripting Basics
00:00
User and Group Management
Understanding User Accounts
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Creating and Managing Users
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Setting User Passwords
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Managing User Groups
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User Privileges and Sudo
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Password Policies
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File System Management
The Linux File Hierarchy
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Mounting and Unmounting Drives
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Disk and Filesystem Management
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Working with Partitions
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Monitoring Disk Usage
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Disk Quotas
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Linux Distribution
Linux Distributions
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Packages
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Software Management
Package Managers (apt, yum, dnf, etc.)
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Installing and Updating Software
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Removing Software
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Managing Dependencies
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Finding and Installing Software from Source
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Snap and Flatpak Packages
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Networking in Linux
Networking Basics
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Configuring Network Interfaces
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Managing Network Connections
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Troubleshooting Network Issues
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Setting Up a Firewall
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Remote Access and SSH
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Network Services (DNS, DHCP, NTP, etc.)
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System Administration
Managing Services (system)
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Process Management
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Cron Jobs and Scheduled Tasks
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Monitoring System Performance
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System Logs and Log Files
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System Backups and Restores
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Kernel Management
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Security and Permissions
Linux Security Principles
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User Authentication
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Firewall Configuration
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Securing SSH
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File and Directory Permissions
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SELinux and AppArmor
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Security Best Practices
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Advanced Topics
Virtualization with Linux (VirtualBox, KVM)
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Containers and Docker
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Web Servers and Hosting (Apache, Nginx)
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Database Management (MySQL, PostgreSQL)
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High Availability and Load Balancing
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Linux in the Cloud (AWS, Azure, GCP)
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Linux for DevOps and Automation (Ansible, Puppet)
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Troubleshooting and Maintenance
Common Linux Issues and Solutions
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System Recovery and Repair
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Handling Kernel Panics
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Debugging Techniques
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System Updates and Patch Management
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Upgrading Linux Distributions
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Conclusion
Recap of Key Concepts
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Linux as a Valuable Skill
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Resources for Further Learning
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Final Thoughts and Encouragement
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Appendices
Glossary of Linux Terms
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Recommended Linux Commands
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Useful Linux Resources
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Index
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Quick Links
Resources
Support
