The Complete Linux Course: Beginner to Power User!
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If you want to get started using Linux, you will LOVE this course! This 7+ hour Ubuntu Linux tutorial will take you from beginner to power user. We will cover installation, command line, administrative privileges, app development, server hosting, GitHub, and much more!
Time-stamps
01:01 Introduction to Linux
08:44 Linux distributions explained
15:56 Installing VirtualBox and setting up our virtual machine
23:47 Ubuntu Linux installation on a virtual machine
36:26 Disabling the ISO and first boot up
38:40 VirtualBox guest additions for a better user experience
46:14 Customizing our Ubuntu desktop
54:41 Unity Tweak Tool for Ubuntu
1:06:48 Installing Ubuntu alongside Windows (dual boot)
1:23:09 Linux command line essentials
1:36:17 Administrative privileges in terminal
1:42:14 Using the package manager (apt-get) to install new applications
1:46:17 Searching through the repositories to find new apps
1:48:23 Installing packages that are not in the repository
1:53:09 Keeping programs updated in Linux
1:57:48 File permissions and ownership explained
2:10:26 How to create files using the command line interface (CLI)
2:15:24 Creating new directories and moving files
2:19:59 Copying, renaming, and removing files
2:24:43 The FIND command and it’s practical uses
2:36:10 GREP command explained
2:39:10 Using GREP in conjunction with FIND
2:42:26 Redirecting the output of a command
2:45:42 The TOP command and its uses
2:47:01 How to view the entire list of processes and closing applications
2:52:36 Services explained
2:54:44 Configuring services using the command line
2:59:20 Using CRONTABS to schedule tasks
3:04:56 Choosing an integrated development environment (IDE)
3:08:29 Eclipse installation and setup
3:12:26 PyCharm installation and setup
3:18:51 Introduction to GitHub, installation, and repository setup
3:23:06 How to push/pull information from a repository
3:29:13 How to remove/ignore directories in our repository
3:34:25 Resolving merge conflicts through terminal
3:41:42 How to setup and manage branches
3:49:37 Meteor installation & setup
3:55:32 Meteor project setup
4:01:06 Router setup with React components
4:13:31 Getting into the programming
4:26:46 Rendering our blog posts
4:42:06 Apache 2, PHP 5, and MySQL setup
4:45:36 Server configuration
4:51:14 Linux hosts file explained
4:54:40 Deploying our Meteor app to an Apache 2 server
5:00:03 MongoDB NoSQL database
5:05:21 Virtual host setup
5:16:46 phpMyAdmin setup
5:24:50 Creating a basic virtual host
5:33:00 WordPress installation on top of our Apache 2 environment
5:40:25 Database setup
5:46:48 Python installation and CLI
5:57:35 Adding/removing users through GUI
6:01:09 Adding/removing users through CLI
6:06:55 Adding users to a group
6:10:51 Introduction to networking
6:17:41 Local area network (LAN) explained
6:25:08 Networking commands
6:35:40 NETSTAT command
6:40:39 Linux host file
6:49:59 TRACEROUTE commands
6:53:57 Network mapping explained
7:08:29 Using SSH to access the command line of a remote host
7:11:06 Using SFTP to transfer files between machines
7:14:43 Setting up SSH on our local machine
7:20:10 MAN command explained
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Joseph Delgadillo
AuthorGet The Complete Linux Administration Course Bundle! https://josephdelgadillo.com/product/linux-course-bundle/
Time-stamps
01:01 Introduction to Linux
08:44 Linux distributions explained
15:56 Installing VirtualBox and setting up our virtual machine
23:47 Ubuntu Linux installation on a virtual machine
36:26 Disabling the ISO and first boot up
38:40 VirtualBox guest additions for a better user experience
46:14 Customizing our Ubuntu desktop
54:41 Unity Tweak Tool for Ubuntu
1:06:48 Installing Ubuntu alongside Windows (dual boot)
1:23:09 Linux command line essentials
1:36:17 Administrative privileges in terminal
1:42:14 Using the package manager (apt-get) to install new applications
1:46:17 Searching through the repositories to find new apps
1:48:23 Installing packages that are not in the repository
1:53:09 Keeping programs updated in Linux
1:57:48 File permissions and ownership explained
2:10:26 How to create files using the command line interface (CLI)
2:15:24 Creating new directories and moving files
2:19:59 Copying, renaming, and removing files
2:24:43 The FIND command and it’s practical uses
2:36:10 GREP command explained
2:39:10 Using GREP in conjunction with FIND
2:42:26 Redirecting the output of a command
2:45:42 The TOP command and its uses
2:47:01 How to view the entire list of processes and closing applications
2:52:36 Services explained
2:54:44 Configuring services using the command line
2:59:20 Using CRONTABS to schedule tasks
3:04:56 Choosing an integrated development environment (IDE)
3:08:29 Eclipse installation and setup
3:12:26 PyCharm installation and setup
3:18:51 Introduction to GitHub, installation, and repository setup
3:23:06 How to push/pull information from a repository
3:29:13 How to remove/ignore directories in our repository
3:34:25 Resolving merge conflicts through terminal
3:41:42 How to setup and manage branches
3:49:37 Meteor installation & setup
3:55:32 Meteor project setup
4:01:06 Router setup with React components
4:13:31 Getting into the programming
4:26:46 Rendering our blog posts
4:42:06 Apache 2, PHP 5, and MySQL setup
4:45:36 Server configuration
4:51:14 Linux hosts file explained
4:54:40 Deploying our Meteor app to an Apache 2 server
5:00:03 MongoDB NoSQL database
5:05:21 Virtual host setup
5:16:46 phpMyAdmin setup
5:24:50 Creating a basic virtual host
5:33:00 WordPress installation on top of our Apache 2 environment
5:40:25 Database setup
5:46:48 Python installation and CLI
5:57:35 Adding/removing users through GUI
6:01:09 Adding/removing users through CLI
6:06:55 Adding users to a group
6:10:51 Introduction to networking
6:17:41 Local area network (LAN) explained
6:25:08 Networking commands
6:35:40 NETSTAT command
6:40:39 Linux host file
6:49:59 TRACEROUTE commands
6:53:57 Network mapping explained
7:08:29 Using SSH to access the command line of a remote host
7:11:06 Using SFTP to transfer files between machines
7:14:43 Setting up SSH on our local machine
7:20:10 MAN command explained
Adam Jones
Author47:21 Was thinking the same thing, Bezos can gtfo my desktop
PratiK Sadegaonkar
AuthorHey, I am not able to run bash command on my terminal, every time I try, it says "n#: command not found"
Plz help me resolve this.
John K
AuthorIs it so hard to understand that windows sounds should be disabled ?! Damn it.
Jason Hawkins
AuthorJason Hawkins
1 second ago
Thank you for videos. I'm new to this channel and Linux. I tried Linux mint on HDD but the USB even though selected to legacy support doesn't work during instalation. Does it have to be PS2? wired and wireless doesn't work but the USB mouse does. Thanks
Sumit Kumar
Authorneed Help
while installing the ./VBoxLinuxaddition.run I am face a problem.
this system currently not build for kernel module
please install the gcc makr perl packages from your distribution
Yong Choi
AuthorA good contribution to our society!
Eray Serter
Author2.10.28
Igor Melo
AuthorI know this voice…
You are Mr Robot!
Kiixi
Author2:23:32
Mr. Nkosinathi Ndhlovu
Authorim from africa. abantu : people, umuntu: person. ubuntu: personality
Enoch Shawn Chen 陳 頌 恩
AuthorCan anybody tell me how to update the bios from Linux? I have peppermint 10 installed on a lenovo G550 with a 2.3ghz dual core pentium core with 2gb of ram. I want to update the bios to see if I can upgrade my ram to 8gb
RohanOf ElvenPower
Author13:08 satanic edition in red lol!
Korky Kathman
AuthorJust a quick note to save newer viewers of this video a lot of heartache. The instructor is using an older version of Ubuntu (15) which, by default comes with the Unity desktop. Newer installs of Ubuntu (I'm using 19 but 18 is the same) do NOT come with the Unity Desktop, but instead comes with Gnome only. So your dock won't look the same and while you'll be able to install the Unity Tweak Tool, it will not work. Once they get into the meat of the Linux system (i.e. the CLI), you'll be OK. Just all these configs and things up front might leave you a little bit frustrated.
WalterRamjet HeroOfOurNation
Authorusing time stamps the way you did, was awesome!
Jari Sipilainen
Authorso this is what need know if going for as administrator. people think linux is easy. this not tell how correct GPU drivers that was working BEFORE last update when system not boot anymore.it was work before. no need update something that work. clicked update BOOM and it only update text editor and GPU drivers not work. linux in nutshell
Mike LaPlante
AuthorThank you sir, my tequila consumption is way, way down since studying your video.
Paul Smith
AuthorIs this course required watching before starting your Linux Administration Course Bundle? Or does this cover the same stuff as the Beginners Guide to Linux System Administration course? Also, has much changed in Linux since this video was published?
Joel Varney
AuthorOh wow, a Linux tutorial with an Indian accent!
Chandan Shakya
AuthorThis is what i gonna sleep to
Jen Weatherwax
AuthorI love you – navigating directories was killing me
Feather Black
AuthorPriceless.
Johnny StartUp
AuthorCan I learn Linux in 2020 with this course?
fL0sstradamus
Authorwhy did you waste 7 hours on teaching us on UBUNTU? who the fuck use the UBUNTU distribution in working environments. I tried to install CentOS watching your tutorial but it s absolut useless! Cheeseus fucking Crise!
Root Capable
AuthorAbsolute gold!
Swamp Yankee
AuthorAnyone know if the non-debian derivative distro Solus 4.0 is in anyway related to my favorite but discontinued distro names SolusOS which was debian based. Loved my quick tour of Solus 4.0 but was surprised it doesn't use apt-get as I'd assumed it was debian derived. Any users here? Thx.
Tiago Santos
Authordoes this apply for debian too? or this is for ubuntu only?
Spinks
AuthorIm up installed…but i couldnt figure out how to get vega driver installed…or any hardware monitoring…this is for advanced User…
KodiakG07
AuthorTook me a moment to find the answer, but it's worth noting for everyone learning on the newer versions that Unity Tweak Tool doesn't work anymore. I used Gnome Tweak Tool, works the same way but preinstalled.