I Learn Linux Video Tutorials - Table of Contents

Complete Table of Contents for the
I Learn Linux - Linux Admin & Commands
Linux Training Video Tutorials
 
Learn How To: Run Linux in Windows, Install Linux, Use Linux Commands for Linux System Administration,
and Use Linux in Windows from a Free Linux Download.
  
 
  I Learn Linux Level 1 - 4 hours
 
 
 
 
How to Install Linux
 
 
 
  Downloading and installing the
       VMware Player and a Linux Virtual
       Machine into Windows
  Running the VMware Player and a
       Linux Virtual Machine from
       within Windows
  Installing Red Hat Linux
  Installing Fedora Linux
  Installing SUSE Linux Standard Server
  Installing SUSE Linux Professional
  Installing Mandrakelinux Official
       (a.k.a. Mandriva Linux)
 
 
 
 
Working with Desktops
 
        and Terminals
 
 
 
  Logging In to a Linux Desktop
  Using the GNOME Desktop
  Comparing the GNOME desktop in
       Red Hat, Fedora, SUSE and Mandrake
  Using the KDE Desktop
  Comparing the KDE desktop in
       Red Hat, Fedora, SUSE and Mandrake
  Logging In as a Non-root User and
       Running the su Command
  Working In Virtual Terminals
 
 
 
 
The Linux Filesystem and
 
        the Shell Environment
 
 
 
  Directory and File Listings
  Using the cd Command and
        the pwd Command
  Using Two Dots with the cd Command
  Viewing a Man Page
  Understanding Symbolic Links
  Using the more and less Commands
  Using the file Command
  Using the uname Command
  Using the echo Command
  Using the nl Command
  Viewing the Default Directories
       Off of the Root
 
 
  I Learn Linux Level 2 - 5 hours
 
 
 
 
Using Linux Commands
 
 
  Opening a Terminal Emulation Window in
       Red Hat, Fedora, SUSE and Mandrake
  Overview of Running Linux Commands
  Using the ls Command to
       View Directories and Files
  The find Command
  The touch and slocate Commands
  Linux Text Files
  The cat and tac Commands
  The sort Command
  The head and tail Commands
  The grep Command
  The date, cal and look Commands
  Redirecting the Input and
       Output of Commands
  Using the Tab Key to
       Complete the Names of Items
  Repeating Previously Run Commands and
       the history Command
  The alias and unalias Commands
  Comparing Aliases in
       Red Hat, Fedora, SUSE and Mandrake
 
 
 
 
Getting Help with Linux
 
 
 
  Overview of Getting Help with Linux
  The Documentation Files in
       the doc Subdirectories
  Man Pages and the man Command
  The info Command
  Builtin Commands and the help Command
  The whatis, apropos and
       whereis Commands
 
 
 
 
The VIM (Vi IMproved) Editor
 
 
 
  Overview of the vi Editor, Text Editors and
       Rescue Mode
  Getting Help in the vi Editor
  Using the vi Editor to Create and
       Save Text Files
  Editing a Configuration File with the vi Editor
  Running Linux Commands from within vi
 
 
 
 
Understanding the PATH and Shell
 
        Configuration Files
 
 
 
  Understanding the PATH and
       Running Commands
  The Default Directory Paths in the PATH
  Comparing the PATH in Red Hat, Fedora,
       SUSE and Mandrake
  Starting and Ending a Shell Session
  The Hidden Bash Configuration Files
  The profile File in /etc
  The .sh Files in /etc/profile.d
  The bashrc File in /etc
 
 
  I Learn Linux Level 3 - 4 hours
 
 
 
 
Adding a Disk and Partition to
 
        a Linux System
 
 
 
  Using dmesg to View the
       Disk Drives in a System
  Using fdisk to View and Create Partitions
  Using the mkfs Command to
       Build a Filesystem
  Creating a Mount Point and
       Mounting a Partition
  Editing fstab to
       Automatically Mount a Partition
 
 
 
 
Using Filesystem Commands  
 
 
 
  The mkdir and rmdir Commands
  The cp Command
  The mv Command
  The rm Command
  The -i Option of the cp, mv and
       rm Commands
 
 
 
 
Users, Groups, Permissions and
 
        Attributes
 
 
 
  Overview of Users, Groups
       and Permissions
  Viewing the login.defs Configuration File
  Creating a User in Red Hat and Fedora
  Creating a User in Mandrake
  Creating a User in SUSE
  The passwd Command
  The chage Command
  The group File in /etc
  The groupadd and groupdel Commands
  The usermod Command
  The groupmod, chgrp and groups Commands
  The users and id Commands
  The chown and chmod Commands
  Set User ID for a Binary
  Set Group ID for a Binary
  Set Group ID for a Directory
  Assigning the Sticky Bit to a Directory
  The chattr and lsattr Commands
 
 
 
 
Backing Up Your System  
 
 
 
  Overview of the tar Command
  Using the tar command to
       create an Uncompressed Tarfile
  Using the -z Option of the tar Command
       to create a Compressed Tarfile
  Untarring a Tarfile with the tar Command
  Using the -j Option of the tar Command
       to create a Compressed Tarfile
 
     
I Learn Linux Level 1 includes:
  Installing Linux from CD or DVD
          and creating a dual-boot system
  Running Linux from within Windows
          without installing Linux
  Using the VMware Player to run Linux
           virtual machines in Windows
  Specifying Linux networking settings
  Partitioning hard disks for
          Linux system directories
  Working at Linux desktops to
          run programs and manage files
  Comparing Linux desktops in
          multiple Linux distributions
  Learning the importance of the
          system administrator named root
  Using the su command to log in as
          the administrative user named root
  Opening a terminal emulation window
          to get to the command line interface
  Viewing the components of the
          command line prompt
  Running Linux commands at
          the command line prompt
  Using options of Linux commands in
          multiple terminal emulation windows
  Reading and understanding the
          output of commands
  Getting directory listings using
          common ls command options
  Using the cd command to
          navigate the Linux filesystem
  Viewing text files with
          the more and less commands
I Learn Linux Level 2 includes:
  Running Linux commands in
          multiple popular Linux distros
  Locating files with the
          find and slocate commands
  Running commands to sort,
          modify, and view text files
  Restricting output with
          the grep command
  Redirecting the output
          of commands to files
  Completing the names of items
          with the Tab key
  Using command history to repeat
          previously run commands
  Adding and removing aliases with
          the alias and unalias commands
  Viewing the alias settings in
          the major Linux distros
  Learning and understanding
          Linux terms and terminology
  Finding out several sources of
          help while working with Linux
  Using the man command and
          info command to get help
  Understanding the contents of
          famous (infamous?) man pages
  Man ! Is this ever interesting !
  Finding and viewing Linux
          documentation files for help
  Getting Linux help online
  Getting information on files
          with whatis and whereis
  Editing system configuration files
          with text editors
  Running commands to test settings
          while working in a text editor
  Cutting, copying and moving text
          while working in a text editor
  Learning the benefits of using the PATH
          to run commands from any location
  Comparing the PATH settings in
          the major Linux distros
  Working in the bash shell and
          modifying the bash shell settings
  Viewing the bash shell from within
          several different Linux distributions
  Editing common hidden bash shell
          configuration files
  Shell sessions and the effects of
          ending a bash shell session
I Learn Linux Level 3 includes:
  Linux partition types and
          the benefits of partitions
  Using fdisk to create and
          remove selected partitions
  Controlling Linux disk space usage
          with partition sizes
  Setting up a system to automatically
          mount partitions during bootup
  Managing directories and files in
          the Linux filesystem
  Using Linux commands to create and
          remove directories and files
  Creating organized directory structures
          for Linux data files
  Seeing how the interactive option of
          the cp, mv and rm commands works
  Creating users in the major
          Linux distributions
  Assigning a user permissions to
          directories and files
  Changing the users, groups and
          permissions assigned to items
  Creating groups and
          adding users to groups
  Modifying several attributes of
          directories and files
  Locating configuration files to change
          the settings of users and groups
  Setting User and Group IDs for
          binaries and directories
  Controlling system security by
          modifying permission settings
  Methods of doing data backup
          for a Linux system
  Using tar command options to
          compress program and data files
  Uncompressing tarfiles to create program
          and data directory structures
  And much more!
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