Use this Linux tutorial for beginners created in 2015 to learn Red Hat Linux and CentOS free in English and 1080p! You can count on this video to get you started with the basics even if you have no experience using Linux! See see immediately why Linux is worth learning and using followed by a basic familiarization with the graphic user interface.
You can see the entire table of contents for the video here!
- Why learn Linux and introduction with Ermin.
- Introduction to the free video series and how to get help with your Linux questions.
- Installing RedHat or CentOS with minimal modifications to your current system beginning with downloading, installing and configuring VirtualBox on Windows 8.1.
- Create a Red Hat virtual machine including where to download Red Hat Linux and how to install it in a virtualized environment.
- Installing Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
- Completed installation process with Red Hat Enterprise Linux, rebooting, and doing post installation procedures.
- Installing RedHat or CentOS with a dual boot approach on Windows 8 starting with how to dual boot Red Hat and windows 8.
- Finished installation with dual boot and second steps to running the Linux operating system on a windows computer.
- Linux Graphical User Interface (GUI).
- Learning Linux file systems and the system monitor in the Linux graphical user interface. Looking at processes running and more.
- Basic familiarization with Linux Graphical user interface.
- Basic Linux commands for beginners. Learn the Linux command line. File system navigation. Commands "ls, cd, pwd."
- File system commands in more detail. Change directory command in with ~.
- Finding files. Commands "find, locate, updatedb, man" starting with getting to know the manual.
- Permissions for files and and folders. Get started with "chown, chmod."
- Changing file and folder ownership and permissions between users. More about commands "chown, chmod."
- Basic Linux tasks: Move, delete and copy files. Commands "mv, rm, cp."
- Linux commands "grep, pipe, echo, cat."
- Introduction to the default packet manager for Red Hat Linux Enterprise and for CentOS called yum packet manager.
- Essential options used on a daily basis with the yum packet manager.
- Rpm packet manager.
- How to get more help and videos about Red Hat Linux Enterprise and CentOS. Thank you for watching!
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