Linux 101
summary
Promises a practical path: claims that Linux’s power is the command line and scriptability, shows kernel.org and GPL provenance, names git and Red Hat and IBM investments, demonstrates containers with docker and automation with Ansible, recommends VirtualBox/Vagrant or a VM image as the easiest starter route, endorses Ventoy and Linux Live USB Creator for bootable media, points to SE Linux for hardening and Raspberry Pi 4B as a cheap full machine option.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:00About Justin
- 2:42About OpenLogic
- 3:11About Unix
- 5:05About Linux
- 9:50Why Linux
- 14:26Linux for Web Development
- 15:53Downsides to Linux
- 18:31How to get started
- 23:22Interoperability
- 25:59Installation
- 29:26Shell
- 30:19File System
- 31:13Hardware
- 32:14VM
- 34:22Lily
- 35:07Raspberry Pi
- 35:46Questions
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