Hello there, Whats the diference btw this video course and this one (ua-cam.com/video/ROjZy1WbCIA/v-deo.html) Both are from this channel and both are on linux guide. I want to learn linux for my cybersec master degree.
Can you give me a time where he mentioned Linux and Linode related stuff that is web related. Linode gives web related services like Ubuntu. I am interested in web related stuff but the video is too long to find that out. If you remember the time interval or something and if you share the time, that would be helpful.
@Parag_Dojo You don't need all commands, btw. Anyway, there are tons of vids on the topic, just start to use some commands and you'll learn it step by step.
here is the crazy part, he is better than my college professor at explaining Linux.... my professor is to busy complaining hearing himself talk about the IT jobs he has not gotten..... Keep up the fight, love this course will replay multiple times.
Just finished chapter 11 and I must say, I feel great! Always felt a bit left out of the loop every time a friend or two started discussing Linux or related topics and have wanted to expand my knowledge on the subject. Currently pursuing a bachelors in Computer Science and Windows is all that I knew before college. Now I feel more confident as this course has helped me clear all basic concepts, not just about Linux distros, but how the OS and File System works! Plus I feel way more comfortable working on the Command-Line than I did before! I used WSL 2 with Ubuntu to do this course and there is not much difference in the way things work. _I referred to StackOverflow and other online resources when they did._ Will carry on and finish what I have started. Thanks again!
The first page I’ve come across to effectively explain and explore Linux for beginners and not have me feeling like I’m missing something. Love it so far and thank you
Well he is learning from UA-cam nothing is free even there are lots of people have made same course with is much better and in details from which you can batter understand your subject
Thank you guys. I have started with your HTML,CSS, Web responsive Course as a total, 0 CompSci understanding beginner. 1 year has passed, I am working as a front end developer right now. But, as you see, you live and you learn so never stop grinding
@@tonydavisbusiness No, I did not. All thanks to UA-cam, ChatGPT, communities. Learn at your own pace, you will make it. I just strongly beleive that you can become anything you want. You might not become Einstein in physics, but you surely can become an expert or a professor of physics in Harwards with hard work and dilligence. That is and was my mindset Plus, my job sucked so much that I just had no other choice
@@lukeskyvader3217 Im not from the US, i don't know your market but here (in Ukraine) the situation is not better. 500 - 1000 applicants for 1 position, very tough competition, but you just have to keep applying, keep doing test tasks and you will land it after some time
The animations and imagery did it for me. I’ve been struggling hard with the rebase paradigm. You cleared up so much gray area in my head. I finally get it.
If you guys remove the brackets around the timestamps and add one for 0:00:00, then UA-cam should detect them as video sections and let people navigate through using the interface. If not, you may also need to remove the milliseconds from them.
I enjoyed listening to this on 0.5x speed for a few hours on loop while also listening to other long lectures at the same speed on various devices placed throughout my office.
Awesome course, man!! I went through a Linux course focused on Fedora in college, but this course really helped round out my knowledge & fills in the gaps by approaching the same method from different distributions (which do things a bit different). Well done!
I’m going to be taking a Linux class in the spring and I’ve never used it in my life. I’m glad I found this. I think I’ll just watch it for my enjoyment, and see where things go. It will certainly help in my Test Out course for my Network+ class where every once in a while, a video and a practice quiz question will relate to Linux on some topic.
I am so grateful to you for this. Thank you for sharing all of this knowledge. I am in the UK and it is expensive to study here. You have made my life easier. Thank you.
Thank you, Beau and the freeCodeCamp Team. Evert video you upload has the potential to shape or advance someone's professional path, making a meaningful impact on their life.
Awesome! Lifelong windows user just switched to Linux a few days ago. Kind of confusing at times but I really love Lubuntu so far. What a lucky day!! 🙏
Linux is just so awesome compared to windows. First of all Linux Ubuntu is really lightweight does not have all kinds of bloatware or task running in the background so your pc will run much faster. No need for anti-virus as we'll. Linux really helps you out a lot in many careers from IT cybersecurity software engineer devops etc.
@@Ibrahim-ui1ns I like that it let me take an old computer I couldn't use online and make it useable again. I'd be really curious how it will run when I can get a Linux distribution on a newer and more capable computer. It's kind of like a new girlfriend, can't stop thinking about it and I can deal with the little frustrations and annoying things because I like it so much
@@username8644 I just got a cheap laptop on Facebook because I was learning python2 from this instructor I really enjoy (Charles severance python for informatics course) and needed something to practice the book material when I wasn't at home. I recently pulled out an old XP computer that was in the closet and got it running again so that inspired me to go down to old windows versions rabbit hole. What blows my mind is that I've run disc cleanup countless times on XP and windows 10 in the past but when I did it on on 7 something happened and it pretty much "broke it". I tried to fix it all the ways UA-cam suggested but in the end switching to Linux ended up being faster and easier. Now if I want to continue the windows rabbit hole thing I can with virtual machines but I have so much to learn I will put that off for now.
as a beginner this is great clear and totally understandable through every step - so many others talk like steamtrains but this is paced well for my level of learning
Thank you for this Linux course I’ve been looking to deepen my knowledge of this subject. I landed a Backend Dev internship for a software company. My journey began with your HTML and CSS course 😄.
This course gives me better understanding of Linux from Fundamentals to Advance Concepts. Thanks a lot for this amazing content. ~ Currently in a midway of this course and doing great.
"Wow, this video is incredibly clear and informative! The way you broke down the complex concepts into simple, digestible steps is amazing. Keep up the great work, and thank you for making such valuable content!"
lol i installed pop os and then came to watch this video. first find a video that lets us dualboot or windows pc. then come to learn about linux in a linux os. that should be fun. huuuge tutorials are a waste if we dont pause often to practice what we see. good luck to you and me.
Which desktop environment (xfce, Mate, Cinnamon)? I use Mate, but may switch to Cinnamon. I also manually set up the partitions and file systems on my drives.
I cant believe it, I finally finished it. I have 100 more courses or tutorials to go before I feel comfortable with what I know, but I completed this in its entirety with over 400 flashcards of notes. Im so excited for whats next lol ty for the video
oh thank God. Its spring break and its TIME TO LEARN!!! I'm going to school for an IT degree. I went to CJC job corps in 2016 and got the Comptia A+ and am so stoked to get back to this dream of a career.
Great course! It really feels targeted at sysadmins though, it gets way further into the weeds than the average user. Would love to see like a two hour version that teaches the average user how to get started in Linux! Same content, but leaving out the programmer/sysadmin material like vi, networking, specific dirs, etc.
I saw a VERY bright green meteor in 1999. As for colors, Li = red, Na = yellow, K = violet, Rb = red, Ca = yellow, Sr = red, Ba = green. Those are the colors emitted by the ions at high temperature. There are others, but these are the ones of most interest to chemists.
Course Review: I just left it in the middle. Although it may be beneficial to many people and understandable to them as i can read in the comments but for me a person sitting live in front of the computer with keyboard can helps make technical stuff understand more better than that of a person who is just speaking on some slide shows and pre-short-recorded videos.
The funny thing about jargon, is that sometimes a simple word can be used in so many complex situations that the word becomes complicated. Distribution are indeed distributions of software that when combined together, make a operating system. Linux distros share many of the softwares. the combinations of the softwares are what distincts them from each other. And yes there is a whole lot of history and context to it. But this is only a 6 hr tutorial. If you want to really understand the reason for the use of the word distribution I suggest you learn about some history of Linux, Unix, GNU.
Check out my other channel for quick coding tutorials: ua-cam.com/users/beau
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Thank you Beau.
Appreciate your work.
sir can you send the document which shown in the video
Hello there, Whats the diference btw this video course and this one (ua-cam.com/video/ROjZy1WbCIA/v-deo.html) Both are from this channel and both are on linux guide. I want to learn linux for my cybersec master degree.
Thanks for this course and please upload more linux courses
Hello Sanjay do you think that this is the complete course for beginners? Is it covered from complete scratch to end?
Indian
ua-cam.com/video/W5FhcD3Hqyg/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared
Thanks!
⭐ Contents ⭐
⌨ (0:01:38:27) Chapter 1. Introduction to Linux Families
⌨ (0:07:39:23) Chapter 2. Linux Philosophy and Concepts
⌨ (0:16:37:09) Chapter 3. Linux Basics and System Startup
⌨ (1:05:36:15) Chapter 4. Graphical Interface
⌨ (1:34:29:13) Chapter 5. System Configuration from the Graphical Interface
⌨ (2:04:27:21) Chapter 6. Common Applications
⌨ (2:12:57:28) Chapter 7. Command Line Operations
⌨ (3:25:50:17) Chapter 8. Finding Linux Documentation
⌨ (3:36:53:13) Chapter 9. Processes
⌨ (4:07:51:13) Chapter 10. File Operations
⌨ (4:31:11:16) Chapter 11. Text Editors
⌨ (4:49:25:17) Chapter 12. User Environment
⌨ (5:13:32:27) Chapter 13. Manipulating Text
⌨ (5:40:04:05) Chapter 14. Network Operations.
Note, i just copied it from the Description box below.
JazakAllah Khair
@@DissectTheDocs Thank you I appreciate that
Thanks, man. no gay. you get a good life.
thank you
Can you give me a time where he mentioned Linux and Linode related stuff that is web related. Linode gives web related services like Ubuntu. I am interested in web related stuff but the video is too long to find that out. If you remember the time interval or something and if you share the time, that would be helpful.
I'm using Linux for more than 10 years, but watching this video with great interest. Appreciate it, gj guys!
Can you please suggest me the best youtube video where all linux commands lines covered?
@Parag_Dojo You don't need all commands, btw. Anyway, there are tons of vids on the topic, just start to use some commands and you'll learn it step by step.
here is the crazy part, he is better than my college professor at explaining Linux.... my professor is to busy complaining hearing himself talk about the IT jobs he has not gotten.....
Keep up the fight, love this course will replay multiple times.
Just finished chapter 11 and I must say, I feel great!
Always felt a bit left out of the loop every time a friend or two started discussing Linux or related topics and have wanted to expand my knowledge on the subject. Currently pursuing a bachelors in Computer Science and Windows is all that I knew before college. Now I feel more confident as this course has helped me clear all basic concepts, not just about Linux distros, but how the OS and File System works! Plus I feel way more comfortable working on the Command-Line than I did before!
I used WSL 2 with Ubuntu to do this course and there is not much difference in the way things work. _I referred to StackOverflow and other online resources when they did._ Will carry on and finish what I have started. Thanks again!
So far how is your progress towards IT I am also CS first semester
The quality of this course is 200/100. You get taught by legends and you receive the best of the substance. Awesome man !
Really?
no substance abuse please
The first page I’ve come across to effectively explain and explore Linux for beginners and not have me feeling like I’m missing something. Love it so far and thank you
Thanks!
No matter how many times i watch even the basic Linux stuff there is always something new to learn or refresh my memory. Thanks Beau!
I’ve been using Linux for years and yet I learn something new everyday
U guys make us believe world is still a better place to be ❤️🙏
exactly my thoughts, we have learned a lot thanks to their amazing free courses
Yes, one of the few hopes out there !
Well he is learning from UA-cam nothing is free even there are lots of people have made same course with is much better and in details from which you can batter understand your subject
No the world is not, Heaven is let aim to get there
world is definitely bad they just try and it is appreciated
I was literally planning on learning Linux this week and BAM y'all release a Linux course. Love you guys ♥️♥️
Same Bro! What a coincidence it is
ua-cam.com/play/PL2kSRH_DmWVZp_cu6MMPWkgYh7GZVFS6i.html
This might help you brother
This course is really good.
@@laxlyfters8695 Sure it is
Ditto!
Two things got you the like straight from the intro: your enthousiasm and...the fact you did this in the snow! Kudos!!!
What a nice perfectly cut "Howeve-" at 1:14:59 :)
Thank you guys. I have started with your HTML,CSS, Web responsive Course as a total, 0 CompSci understanding beginner. 1 year has passed, I am working as a front end developer right now. But, as you see, you live and you learn so never stop grinding
Did you have any other training? College or bootcamp
@@tonydavisbusiness
No, I did not. All thanks to UA-cam, ChatGPT, communities.
Learn at your own pace, you will make it. I just strongly beleive that you can become anything you want. You might not become Einstein in physics, but you surely can become an expert or a professor of physics in Harwards with hard work and dilligence. That is and was my mindset
Plus, my job sucked so much that I just had no other choice
How? I heard even college graduates with ton of experience are atruggling to get a junior dev jobs these days .
@@lukeskyvader3217 Im not from the US, i don't know your market but here (in Ukraine) the situation is not better. 500 - 1000 applicants for 1 position, very tough competition, but you just have to keep applying, keep doing test tasks and you will land it after some time
That's awesome!
The animations and imagery did it for me. I’ve been struggling hard with the rebase paradigm. You cleared up so much gray area in my head. I finally get it.
Man I cant believe it the man from the intro in every single FCC video has finally given a course of his own. I had a hunch this guy was a linux guru
It is the first time that I see that the man who always gives the introductions to the courses... gives a course.
Those who don't really use Linux GUI, but only want to learn necessary commands on the terminal, you can skip to Chapter 7 instead.
Finding this comment when I reached Ch 7 😭
@@pain.x6 sorry 😭
If you guys remove the brackets around the timestamps and add one for 0:00:00, then UA-cam should detect them as video sections and let people navigate through using the interface. If not, you may also need to remove the milliseconds from them.
There has been a while since I used Linux and this was perfect to remember the main features!
I enjoyed listening to this on 0.5x speed for a few hours on loop while also listening to other long lectures at the same speed on various devices placed throughout my office.
Awesome course, man!! I went through a Linux course focused on Fedora in college, but this course really helped round out my knowledge & fills in the gaps by approaching the same method from different distributions (which do things a bit different). Well done!
I’m going to be taking a Linux class in the spring and I’ve never used it in my life. I’m glad I found this. I think I’ll just watch it for my enjoyment, and see where things go. It will certainly help in my Test Out course for my Network+ class where every once in a while, a video and a practice quiz question will relate to Linux on some topic.
I love you guys, you made my tech journey easier, may God bless you and your families for me😍
wow!! you guys r on a roll!! May Allah Bless you all for all your efforts!! ^^
The "however" at 1:15:02 instantly kicked my ADHD into 100% CPU useage
great timing, i just started learning network engineering a few weeks ago and need to get real familiar with linux!
⌨ (0:00:00) Introduction
⌨ (0:01:38) Chapter 1. Introduction to Linux Families
⌨ (0:07:39) Chapter 2. Linux Philosophy and Concepts
⌨ (0:16:37) Chapter 3. Linux Basics and System Startup
⌨ (1:05:36) Chapter 4. Graphical Interface
⌨ (1:34:29) Chapter 5. System Configuration from the Graphical Interface
⌨ (2:04:27) Chapter 6. Common Applications
⌨ (2:12:57) Chapter 7. Command Line Operations
⌨ (3:25:50) Chapter 8. Finding Linux Documentation
⌨ (3:36:53) Chapter 9. Processes
⌨ (4:07:51) Chapter 10. File Operations
⌨ (4:31:11) Chapter 11. Text Editors
⌨ (4:49:25) Chapter 12. User Environment
⌨ (5:13:32) Chapter 13. Manipulating Text
⌨ (5:40:04) Chapter 14. Network Operations
woooowww what a ride. Just finished. Nice course. Thank you @beau
I am so grateful to you for this. Thank you for sharing all of this knowledge. I am in the UK and it is expensive to study here. You have made my life easier. Thank you.
Thanks for the course and super useful for beginners ❤
Timestamp for my learning progress, will right back soon 😊
15:27
Love Linux, do not miss Windows at all!
Thank you, Beau and the freeCodeCamp Team. Evert video you upload has the potential to shape or advance someone's professional path, making a meaningful impact on their life.
Just began the Linux platform..here we go..💯💎♥️
Awesome! Lifelong windows user just switched to Linux a few days ago. Kind of confusing at times but I really love Lubuntu so far. What a lucky day!! 🙏
bro how did you found linux in compare to win ?
Linux is just so awesome compared to windows. First of all Linux Ubuntu is really lightweight does not have all kinds of bloatware or task running in the background so your pc will run much faster. No need for anti-virus as we'll. Linux really helps you out a lot in many careers from IT cybersecurity software engineer devops etc.
@@Ibrahim-ui1ns I like that it let me take an old computer I couldn't use online and make it useable again. I'd be really curious how it will run when I can get a Linux distribution on a newer and more capable computer. It's kind of like a new girlfriend, can't stop thinking about it and I can deal with the little frustrations and annoying things because I like it so much
@@username8644 I definitely will take your advice but I have to say that the best part of windows 7 was switching to linux
@@username8644 I just got a cheap laptop on Facebook because I was learning python2 from this instructor I really enjoy (Charles severance python for informatics course) and needed something to practice the book material when I wasn't at home. I recently pulled out an old XP computer that was in the closet and got it running again so that inspired me to go down to old windows versions rabbit hole. What blows my mind is that I've run disc cleanup countless times on XP and windows 10 in the past but when I did it on on 7 something happened and it pretty much "broke it". I tried to fix it all the ways UA-cam suggested but in the end switching to Linux ended up being faster and easier. Now if I want to continue the windows rabbit hole thing I can with virtual machines but I have so much to learn I will put that off for now.
thank you for sharing!
❗warning for beginners:
it is just video version of documentation.
as a beginner I struggled to benefit from...
I was waiting for this course. Thank you guys so much
Heck yes even if I end up having to pay for school I will excel with UA-cam as my help! Thank you ❤️
Perfect Timing.
Man you're scaring me i was downloading Ubuntu right now (switching from Windows)
my man went hard on that intro!
⌨ (01:38) Chapter 1. Introduction to Linux Families
⌨ (07:39) Chapter 2. Linux Philosophy and Concepts
⌨ (16:37) Chapter 3. Linux Basics and System Startup
⌨ (1:05:36) Chapter 4. Graphical Interface
⌨ (1:34:29) Chapter 5. System Configuration from the Graphical Interface
⌨ (2:04:27) Chapter 6. Common Applications
⌨ (2:12:57) Chapter 7. Command Line Operations
⌨ (3:25:50) Chapter 8. Finding Linux Documentation
⌨ (3:36:53) Chapter 9. Processes
⌨ (4:07:51) Chapter 10. File Operations
⌨ (4:31:11) Chapter 11. Text Editors
⌨ (4:49:25) Chapter 12. User Environment
⌨ (5:13:32) Chapter 13. Manipulating Text
⌨ (5:40:04) Chapter 14. Network Operations
as a beginner this is great clear and totally understandable through every step - so many others talk like steamtrains but this is paced well for my level of learning
I watching Beau's JS tut years ago him and his son were in an RV now he in his backyard not sure if by choice either way inspirational.
I use Fedora, Mint and Debian 11...all are great and easy to use. thanks for offering these courses. ;)
I'd say mint takes the cake out of the other two.
Thank you for this Linux course I’ve been looking to deepen my knowledge of this subject. I landed a Backend Dev internship for a software company. My journey began with your HTML and CSS course 😄.
How is this not the best channel on youtube??
This course gives me better understanding of Linux from Fundamentals to Advance Concepts.
Thanks a lot for this amazing content.
~ Currently in a midway of this course and doing great.
Planing this week to switch to linux what a lucky 👍🏿
I wanna learn to code things for Linux so bad but I’m new to Linux and never coded anything before in my life. Here’s to a good start
"Wow, this video is incredibly clear and informative! The way you broke down the complex concepts into simple, digestible steps is amazing. Keep up the great work, and thank you for making such valuable content!"
bro... i had to learn how to do this by myself.... and NOW YOU DROP THIS
Now I´ll finally learn Linux! Thank you, Free Code Camp!
Beau is the hero of online learning. Thank you so much for your dedication to all of us, perpetual students of an ever changing field!
Great course! Thanks!
one tiny typo though on 4:51 - SUSE, not SUSU :)
I finished the course😃😃😃
finally the guy that makes the introductions is the lecturer now
😂😂😂
Thanks for this Linux foundation course.💜
Finally, now that I have finished this video, I can install Mint.
lol i installed pop os and then came to watch this video. first find a video that lets us dualboot or windows pc. then come to learn about linux in a linux os. that should be fun. huuuge tutorials are a waste if we dont pause often to practice what we see.
good luck to you and me.
Which desktop environment (xfce, Mate, Cinnamon)? I use Mate, but may switch to Cinnamon. I also manually set up the partitions and file systems on my drives.
@@minty_Joe I use KDE Plasma.
who dislikes a free 6hr linux video course???
ua-cam.com/video/W5FhcD3Hqyg/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared
I've never thought I would someday see Steve Jobs teaching me how to use Linux.
Damn made my day 😂
What I was waiting for in 2023!! Thanks a lot!
@51:34 scared the crap out of me, i almost ran out of my room to check on my cat lol had to rewind a few times😅
Thanks for bringing this course I needed it very much.
2:24:10 has basic operations
It's nice to see Jobs to teach us about Linux, after all these years.
Thanks for the course 🤝
I cant believe it, I finally finished it. I have 100 more courses or tutorials to go before I feel comfortable with what I know, but I completed this in its entirety with over 400 flashcards of notes. Im so excited for whats next lol ty for the video
bro can u help me to get it too pls,to learn this one
I really hope you're applying what you're learning. It's very easy to get lost into tutorial hell for months or even years!
I am leaving a note @3:05:20
Planning to start learning.
1:14:59 At this moment, he wanted to tell us something very important. What exactly? We will never know. Damn you editor! =D
ありがとう、Linux！
私の人生は、世界のエンジニアに注ぎます。
☺️
oh thank God. Its spring break and its TIME TO LEARN!!! I'm going to school for an IT degree. I went to CJC job corps in 2016 and got the Comptia A+ and am so stoked to get back to this dream of a career.
Please add English subtitles🙏Thank you very much for this course❤️
Fedora! 😍
I used to test Linux kernals for Compaq servees back in the day. It's been a minute so I'm updating my skills et. Thank you for making these videos 🙂
course really starts at 2:30:00
hahaha Im a 25 years plus experience on this and im always glad to go over everything from the begining.
Best channel
Ah, I was hoping those glasses were like the ones depicted in the movie, "They Live!" :)
Great course! It really feels targeted at sysadmins though, it gets way further into the weeds than the average user. Would love to see like a two hour version that teaches the average user how to get started in Linux! Same content, but leaving out the programmer/sysadmin material like vi, networking, specific dirs, etc.
2:13:06 there's a glitch, it's supposed to be Chapter 7 Command Line Operations not 8.
Linux will set you free 🐧
My thanks and appreciation.
01:34:25 - ts
03:01 Linux Family Tree
I saw a VERY bright green meteor in 1999. As for colors, Li = red, Na = yellow, K = violet, Rb = red, Ca = yellow, Sr = red, Ba = green. Those are the colors emitted by the ions at high temperature. There are others, but these are the ones of most interest to chemists.
Nice intro in the snow!
Course Review:
I just left it in the middle. Although it may be beneficial to many people and understandable to them as i can read in the comments but for me a person sitting live in front of the computer with keyboard can helps make technical stuff understand more better than that of a person who is just speaking on some slide shows and pre-short-recorded videos.
Thank you. These are much needed lessons.
so thank you for your sharing
1:11:34 i like this wallpaper
Much needed for beginners in Linux 👍
man
I finished the course. Thank you!
2:20 - it’s fine to use jargon such as ‘distribution’, but only if you define what it means first which he never did here.
The funny thing about jargon, is that sometimes a simple word can be used in so many complex situations that the word becomes complicated.
Distribution are indeed distributions of software that when combined together, make a operating system. Linux distros share many of the softwares. the combinations of the softwares are what distincts them from each other.
And yes there is a whole lot of history and context to it. But this is only a 6 hr tutorial. If you want to really understand the reason for the use of the word distribution I suggest you learn about some history of Linux, Unix, GNU.
Thank you ❤
Beau ❤
I am grate full for your free code camp , Thanks , from Bharath