In course 1 we talked about open source software and the motivation and methods of using it. In course 2, we will introduce you to Linux systems, and help you feel comfortable working at the command line:
This course is part of the Open Source Software Development, Linux and Git Specialization
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Syllabus - What you will learn from this course
LINUX ORIENTATION
STARTING TO WORK IN LINUX
System Components
Command Details
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- 5 stars69.80%
- 4 stars20.87%
- 3 stars5.35%
- 2 stars1.60%
- 1 star2.37%
TOP REVIEWS FROM LINUX FOR DEVELOPERS
This was the type of course I was searching for, it has allowed me to increase my capability tremendously by learning a lot of new stuff and bash things, the right way to do them. Its impressive.
Great course on some of the basic shell commands an functionalities in Linux. Really good over view on how Linux works. Lots of material to read and keep exploring.
It was conceptual course. I enjoyed how professor taught important stuff only. Those who want to learn deeply this course is not for them but for basic knowledge its very good.
It was very good course and the content was compressed to get the best. In this module instructor covers all linux distribution and commands used in different distribution to perform same functions.
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