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1. Here's What You Get When You Order the Hello
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The Hello Linux! Video Tutorials give you over 12+ HOURS of narrated and demonstrated videos of Linux concepts and commands for just $49.95 (for Online Viewing) - or - $59.95 (on CD). |
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There are three levels of the Hello Linux! Video Tutorials that cover all Linux versions, including Red Hat Linux, Fedora Linux, SUSE Linux, Debian Linux, Ubuntu Linux, Mandrake Linux, and any other version of Linux. |
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Levels 1, 2 and 3 are over 4 hours EACH, for over 12 hours of viewing! |
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2. Here's How to Use the Hello Linux! Video Tutorials:
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| When you order the Hello Linux! Video Tutorials, you are automatically emailed a Username and
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| Just log in with your Username and Password and select the video tutorial you want
to see. (Just like you do with the free sample video tutorials listed further below). |
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| Then you watch a bit of a video tutorial and pause it. |
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| Run Linux and try the command that you've just seen. |
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| Then play a bit more of the tutorial and pause it again, and then try the command in
Linux again. It's that easy! |
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| If you don't already have Linux running on a system, and you DO have a
Windows system - no problem! |
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3. Here's How to Run Linux from within Windows:
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| This is a major breakthrough for Linux - HUGE - there is a free Linux player - which is a free player version of Linux - that runs in Windows. |
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| The free Linux player program is used to open and run a free player version
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| The Linux player program easily installs in Windows (in just a few minutes - just like installing any Windows program - very easy). |
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| The Linux player program is run in Windows by double-clicking on its icon (just like running any other
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| You run the Linux player program and then open and run the player version of Linux in
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| This saves you all the complexities, hassles and dangers of installing Linux on a Windows
system. |
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| Installing Linux on a Windows system is
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everything - imagine - all your letters, emails and documents - and all other data files - and programs - gone! |
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| Installing the Linux player program (only) in Windows, and just copying (not
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| Here's how to do it: There are two Hello Linux! / I Learn Linux Video Tutorials that show you how
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The video tutorial named "Downloading and Installing the Linux Player and a
Player Version of Linux into Windows" shows you: |
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the free Linux player program |
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program in Windows |
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program in Windows |
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player version of Linux |
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of different Linux versions to choose from! |
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| • How to download the player version of Linux in Windows |
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into a folder in Windows |
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The video tutorial named "Running Linux from within
Windows" shows you: |
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| • How to easily run Linux in Windows! |
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| • How to work at a Linux
desktop using menus and icons |
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| • How to open a terminal
emulation window |
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command line to run Linux commands |
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| And these are just two of the OVER 100 Linux concepts and
commands for doing Linux system administration that are covered in the Hello Linux! / I Learn Linux Video Tutorials! |
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Meet Your Hello Linux! Instructor:
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In the last 20 years, through my books, training videos
and live teaching, I have turned tens of thousands of software and hardware learners into masters. |
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With a specialty in networking and operating systems,
I’m the author of several best-selling textbooks for publisher Lancom Technologies. These
include my NetWare Administrator Course titles, the Hello Linux! - A Compre- hensive Hands-On Course
book, as well as the Hello Linux! Video Tutorials. |
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For universities, government agencies
and corporations, I’ve taught, trained and implemented a wide range of Linux, NetWare and other
computer-related courses and solutions. Instructors at schools across North America assign or recommend my
materials |
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Clyde Boom,
Technical Trainer
Extraordinaire |
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because students learn more quickly with them and because the students give my books and videos
high marks. |
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Certifications that I have had and hold include Certified
Technical Trainer (CTT), Certified Novell Instructor (CNI) and Certified Novell Engineer (CNE). |
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My forte is explaining intricate technical matters in an
easy-to-understand, non-technical manner. Hailed for their accuracy and painstaking attention to
detail, my books and videos fit the needs of novices, professors, corporate computer whizzes,
independent trainers and self-paced learners. |
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"My students are living in a Microsoft world and Linux is a totally new experience
for them. I know the Hello Linux! Video Tutorials have helped them tremendously. |
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Each night they watch tutorials at
home for class the next day. This makes my presentation easier and saves me a lot of time. In class, I monitor their hands-on
exercises while they work through the Hello Linux - A Compre- hensive Hands-On Course book, so I'm sure they are learning as expected.
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Clyde has done a great job of creating these video tutorials and the way he
explains everything makes it very easy for my students to learn. |
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They like the way they can see the installations of several Linux versions,
different desktops, and lots of commands. The comparisons of the different Linux versions is also very helpful
because who knows what version of Linux they'll be using when they've finished their training with us. |
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All my students are working towards Linux+ and LPI certifications and I'm sure
these tutorials help them to gain entry into the IT Industry." |
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- Vinay Chaudhary, MCT, CNI, MCSE, CNE, CCNA,
Vancouver Career College |
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Complete Table of Contents for the
Hello Linux! / I Learn Linux
Video Tutorials |
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Below is a listing of the complete contents of Levels 1, 2 and 3. |
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Hello Linux! Video Tutorials Level 1 |
4.2 hours |
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Installing Linux on a Computer System |
2 hrs. 10 min. |
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Downloading and Installing the Linux Player |
11:27 |
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and a Player Version of Linux into Windows |
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Running Linux from within Windows! |
10:16 |
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Installing Red Hat Linux |
18:00 |
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Installing Fedora Linux - excerpts - 5 min. of the
total time |
14:25 |
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Installing SUSE Linux Standard Server |
14:30 |
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Installing SUSE Linux Professional |
22:51 |
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Installing Mandrakelinux Official |
17:32 |
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Working with Desktops and Terminals |
50 min. |
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Logging In to a Linux Desktop |
1:31 |
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Using the GNOME Desktop |
11:07 |
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Comparing GNOME in Red Hat, Fedora, |
5:38 |
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SUSE and Mandrake |
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Using the KDE Desktop |
9:26 |
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Comparing KDE in Red Hat, Fedora, |
3:48 |
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SUSE and Mandrake |
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Logging In as a Non-root User |
7:41 |
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and Running the su Command |
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Working In Virtual Terminals |
8:53 |
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The Linux Filesystem and Shell Environment |
1 hr. 9 min. |
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Directory and File Listings |
5:08 |
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Using the cd Command and the pwd Command |
11:16 |
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Using Two Dots with the cd Command |
13:21 |
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Viewing a Man Page |
2:20 |
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Understanding Symbolic Links |
9:41 |
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Using the more and less Commands |
5:02 |
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Using the file Command |
3:31 |
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Using the uname Command |
1:24 |
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Using the echo Command |
2:32 |
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Using the nl Command |
4:16 |
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Viewing the Default Directories Off of the Root |
8:19 |
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our students are able to successfully complete the course and obtain employment in their field of study." |
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- James Stewart, MCSE, CCNA, MCP+I, CNA, A+, Network+,
Program Chair, Trillium College, Toronto, Ontario. |
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Hello Linux! Video Tutorials Level 2 |
4.75 hours |
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Using Linux Commands |
2 hrs. |
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Opening a Terminal Emulation
Window in Red Hat, Fedora, SUSE and Mandrake |
6:22 |
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Overview of Running Linux Commands |
10:00 |
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Using the ls Command to View Directories and Files |
1:42 |
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The find Command |
14:00 |
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The touch and slocate Commands |
7:40 |
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Linux Text Files |
3:49 |
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The cat and tac Commands |
11:28 |
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The sort Command |
3:05 |
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The head and tail Commands |
2:31 |
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The grep Command |
10:46 |
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The date, cal and look Commands |
2:51 |
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Redirecting the Input and Output of Commands |
7:26 |
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Using the Tab Key to Complete the Names of Items |
7:39 |
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Repeating Previously Run Commands |
5:18 |
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and the history Command |
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The alias and unalias Commands |
7:41 |
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Comparing Aliases in Red Hat, Fedora, |
17:49 |
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SUSE and Mandrake |
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Getting Help with Linux |
52 min. |
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Overview of Getting Help with Linux |
2:36 |
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The Documentation Files in the doc Subdirectories |
11:12 |
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Man Pages and the man Command |
15:28 |
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The info Command |
5:39 |
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Builtin Commands and the help Command |
9:00 |
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The whatis, apropos and whereis Commands |
7:47 |
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The VIM (Vi IMproved) Editor |
43 min. |
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Overview of the vi Editor, Text Editors and |
11:07 |
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Rescue Mode |
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Getting Help in the vi Editor |
5:28 |
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Using the vi Editor to Create and Save Text Files |
6:29 |
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Editing a Configuration File with the vi Editor |
16:31 |
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Running Linux Commands from within vi |
3:07 |
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Understanding the PATH |
1 hr. 15 min. |
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and Shell Configuration Files |
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Understanding the PATH and Running Commands |
17:48 |
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The Default Directory Paths in the PATH |
7:13 |
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Comparing the PATH in Red Hat, Fedora, |
7:01 |
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SUSE and Mandrake |
7:01 |
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Starting and Ending a Shell Session |
7:23 |
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The Hidden Bash Configuration Files |
11:52 |
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The profile File in /etc |
7:40 |
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The .sh Files in /etc/profile.d |
10:01 |
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The bashrc File in /etc |
3:28 |
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Hello Linux! Video Tutorials Level 3 |
4 hours |
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Adding a Disk and Partition to a Linux System |
30 min. |
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Using dmesg to View the Disk Drives in a System |
3:10 |
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Using fdisk to View and Create Partitions |
6:02 |
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Using the mkfs Command to Build a Filesystem |
5:41 |
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Creating a Mount Point and Mounting a Partition |
5:45 |
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Editing fstab to Automatically Mount a Partition |
8:32 |
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Using Filesystem Commands |
33 min. |
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The mkdir and rmdir Commands |
5:36 |
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The cp Command |
6:08 |
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The mv Command |
3:31 |
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The rm Command |
5:07 |
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The -i Option of the cp, mv and rm Commands |
12:21 |
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Users, Groups, Permissions and Attributes |
2 hr. 10 min. |
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Overview of Users, Groups and Permissions |
11:34 |
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Viewing the login.defs Configuration File |
11:29 |
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Creating a User in Red Hat and Fedora |
15:44 |
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Creating a User in Mandrake |
7:06 |
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Creating a User in SUSE |
12:21 |
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The passwd Command |
2:19 |
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The chage Command |
5:06 |
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The group File in /etc |
6:10 |
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The groupadd and groupdel Commands |
6:43 |
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The usermod Command |
2:04 |
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The groupmod, chgrp and groups Commands |
4:50 |
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The users and id Commands |
3:07 |
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The chown and chmod Commands |
9:16 |
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Set User ID for a Binary |
2:16 |
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Set Group ID for a Binary |
1:38 |
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Set Group ID for a Directory |
12:02 |
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Assigning the Sticky Bit to a Directory |
4:51 |
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The chattr and lsattr Commands |
9:32 |
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Backing Up Your System |
31 min. |
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Overview of the tar Command |
3:18 |
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Creating an Uncompressed Tarfile |
5:27 |
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Creating a Compressed Tarfile with the -z Option |
10:15 |
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Untarring a Tarfile |
5:03 |
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Creating a Compressed Tarfile with the -j Option |
5:49 |
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Hello Linux! Video Tutorials Levels 1, 2 & 3 |
12.5 hours |
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