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Some people refer the the Linux Command Line as ...
See Full Description hereThe terminal settings are found in a profile...
See Full Description hereI open up the file browser and...
See Full Description hereTo go into a folder in the file browser, we...
See Full Description hereWe use the touch command to create files...
See Full Description hereWe use the touch command to create files...
See Full Description hereThe first thing we do, is to look at ...
See Full Description here - Download file(s) to accompany Video Click here to Download: lcl07-grocerylist.txtWhen we type a command in the Linux Command Line, the output goes to...
See Full Description hereFiles and directories are moved with the "mv" command...
See Full Description hereThe copy command works similar to the move command...
See Full Description hereTo delete a file, we use the remove command...
See Full Description hereThe video starts by explaining that Linux stores files with...
See Full Description hereThe Root User is the default privileged user...
See Full Description hereTo add a new user to a Linux operating system...
See Full Description hereThe encrypted passwords are stored in the file...
See Full Description hereWe can edit the values in the...
See Full Description hereWe point the home directory to a...
See Full Description hereWe start by editing the comment..
See Full Description hereWe review how an account is locked...
See Full Description hereI have added two new standard users...
See Full Description hereI start off calling the file owner the user/owner...
See Full Description hereStandard Linux users cannot change the owner...
See Full Description hereI have added 6 more non-privileged users to the system. Then we add 2 new groups...
See Full Description hereWe pick up from where we left off in the last video showing that an administrative group user can...
See Full Description hereThe setuid permission bit flag is for...
See Full Description heresetgid is short for set the groupID flag...
See Full Description hereI have added a group called...
See Full Description hereWe pick up from where we left off in the last video...
See Full Description hereFile Attributes, like file ACLs may not work completely on all Linux file systems...
See Full Description hereTo see the computers date and time, we can type...
See Full Description hereIn this video we use Ubuntu 20.10 and...
See Full Description hereThe stat command shows the information on the...
See Full Description hereI created a new directory, and added...
See Full Description here - Download file(s) to accompany Video Click here to Download: lcl33-grocerylist.txtWe first add the "tree" command...
See Full Description hereWe start by finding files modified less then...
See Full Description hereIn the early days of Unix grep stood for...
See Full Description hereRegular Expressions are also referred to as...
See Full Description here - Download file(s) to accompany Video Click here to Download: lcl37-regex_list.pdfThis is a continuation from the previous video...
See Full Description heretr is short for translate...
See Full Description heresed is short for Stream EDitor ...
See Full Description herecontinuing on from where we left off in the last video...
See Full Description hereThe cut command allows us a quick and easy way to cut...
See Full Description hereawk is a programming language, not as complete as...
See Full Description here - Download file(s) to accompany Video Click here to Download: lcl43-awk-scriptsandfiles.txtawk scripts are run from files in this video...
See Full Description here - Download file(s) to accompany Video Click here to Download: lcl44-awk-scriptsandfiles.txtxargs is short for execute as argument...
See Full Description heregzip is used to compress or...
See Full Description heretar is short for...
See Full Description hereWe pick up from where we left off in the last video...
See Full Description herebzip2 is a compression method that can...
See Full Description herezip is another way we can archive files...
See Full Description herersync stands for remote sync and...
See Full Description hereIn this video, we learn how to sync...
See Full Description hereBackups, commands, and scripts can be run on a schedule using cron...
See Full Description hereWe update output file names for the cron created in the last video...
See Full Description hereAnacron is useful for scheduling a job to run on a...
See Full Description hereTo schedule a job to run a single time...
See Full Description hereThe systemd.timer needs 3 things...
See Full Description hereThe systemd.timer needs 3 things...
See Full Description hereps stands for...
See Full Description hereThe top command shows a lot of...
See Full Description hereThe information shown from the top command is...
See Full Description hereLinux users can change the nice value...
See Full Description hereWe can kill a process in top by...
See Full Description hereWhen we start a job in the command line...
See Full Description hereScreen allows us to start virtual terminal...
See Full Description hereWe pick up from where we left off in Screen pt1...
See Full Description heretmux allows us to start virtual terminal sessions...
See Full Description hereWe pick up from where we left off in tmux pt1...
See Full Description hereWhen we start a tmux session...
See Full Description hereI show how to change the session name...
See Full Description hereWe look at how two tmux users can share...
See Full Description hereBash Environment Variables can be ...
See Full Description hereThere are two login shells...
See Full Description hereWhen we update our .bashrc file, the changes are...
See Full Description hereWe can see the complete bash history by typing...
See Full Description hereIn this video, we looks at...
See Full Description hereWe see how to customize our command prompt. Then we...
See Full Description heredf is short for Disk File systems and will...
See Full Description hereThe du command is used to show directory and file...
See Full Description hereIn this video we start a look at the Linux directory structure...
See Full Description hereIn this video we complete our look at the Linux directory structure...
See Full Description hereWe first look at what happens when...
See Full Description hereTo mount the correct hard drive at startup...
See Full Description hereWe look at removing, adding, and resizing partitions...
See Full Description hereWe look at removing, adding, and resizing partitions...
See Full Description hereWe look at the parted command mklabel/mktable...
See Full Description hereWe add partition labels to partitions on a USB disk...
See Full Description hereWe look at how fdisk can list out drives...
See Full Description hereWe look at the dd command and how it ca...
See Full Description hereWe use the dd command to copy a USB drive to...
See Full Description hereLVM stands for Logical Volume Manager...
See Full Description hereWe add a filesystem to our Logical Volume...
See Full Description hereWe set up LVM similar to...
See Full Description hereWe extend the blue volume...
See Full Description hereWe create an LVM mirror which does the...
See Full Description hereIn this video we set up an LVM RAID 0...
See Full Description hereIn this video, I talk about the different LVM...
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