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I really appreciate this course, the instructor, and the Linux Foundation for offering it.

The course takes a middle ground between high and low level information. Sometimes, you wish there was more detail, sometimes maybe less. Overall, it is a good mix.

I often found some questions on the exams are not intuitively correct and often differ from the information provided. For example, lumping /tmp, /var and /home together as directories which "change" (or something similar) was in contrast to the given information in the course (naming only the first two) and seems counter-intuitive given the rapidly changing and temporary nature of the first two. Under no circumstances would one treat /home like the former two directories, which are fleeting and fast-paced.

However, overall, a good review for one in the field, with a nice touch of the folklore.

It was a good intro to Linux class but there is room for improvement. Some of the questions were pretty silly on the exams, testing trivia instead of real understanding. Some of the videos, like the GUI demos, are pretty pointless. Some of the reading need more clarification - the instructor sometimes assumes stuff is obvious or provides very little defining/clarifying. I think someone without some background in operating systems would be a bit lost.

The course really dives deep into the various Linux distros and commands. Also there's a lot of reading work to be done in this course. So be prepared for that.

The Demo videos were great !!

Some of the course contents could be updated.

Overall I really enjoyed doing this course.

Very much greatfull for coursera and the LINUX foundation for bringing out this course.

I am not sure if it is really for beginners. The material is not structured in the best manner so you still should google a lot to understand what author is talking about. This could be beneficial in some cases (self-learning is a good thing) but still I am expecting to obtain good structured material when I am pying for the course.

I would like to give 5 starts but in some modules the assignment question is asked outside the portion that he has covered in that module.Other than that he thought us most basics and the history of Linux with simple key points to remember.

Pretty good course to get a complex general view of Linux systems work. But it is 4 out of 5 beacause on assignments there are questions about things which were not covered in theory part.

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.

Если вообще нет представления как работаю системы на базе Linux, то вам вполне подойдёт данный курс. Есть некоторые ошибки в практических задания. Задания выполнял на CentOS 8.

very good information about linux files system and users.The author having very good experience on linux,he explain the concepts using good real time examples.

It's a great course to get your hands on linux, the only caviate is that its not in much depth and you need to do a lot of googling to understand stuff.

I'd introduce bash a bit more slowly, as it feels kind of rushed and somewhat hard to understand, but I think the rest of the course was pretty good.

Very useful for someone who wants to understand the basic of Linux. Very informative for beginners . Happy learning.

Best course for Linux beginners. But would have been better with more practical tutorials than theoretical.

Some contents seem to be missing in the course. For example, there is not lecture about how to start GNome.

The course was super informative and great, though it lacked a little more content that could be added.

I learned a lot about the overall Linux structure and was able go between different flavors of Linux.

very informative but ,it would be nice if the LAB examples be more interactive and explained better

The content was sufficient but could have been extensive for deep understanding linux in one shot

Just the right amount of depth. But it would be good to have more structured assessments.

teaching techniq is to bad... very difficult to understand

but thanks for your supports