Linux in 100 Seconds

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Linux is a free and open-source operating system that powers many of the world's computer systems. Learn the basics of the Linux kernel, how it relates to GNU, and essential Linux commands.

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- What is Linux?
- How does the Linux Kernel work?
- Most important Linux commands
- How to edit files in Linux
- Who invented Linux?
- What is the gclib?
- What is Linux used for?
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One quote that I always remember: "Linux is a file based operating system but Windows is an API based operating system." That helped me to understand the overall structure of Linux as I deep dive operating systems more and more overtime.

Great video as always!

bkaankose
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After using Linux for more than 10 years, now I am watching Linux in 100 Seconds....😁

samyogdhital
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Speaking of distros, today is Arch Linux’s 20th birthday!

Edit: good lord, what have I started…

phundrak
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Note: „cd ..“ doesn‘t necessarily bring you to the root of the filesystem but it goes one layer up. In this example we were in „/root“, with „cd ..“ it brings you to the root of the filesystem. „cd /„ brings you always to the root of the filesystem

ericgoerens
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Linux is one of the most important skills you can learn as a developer, and tech person in general.

tazz
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“A computer is like air conditioning - it becomes useless when you open Windows.”

- Linus Torvalds.

yuto
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Just a few things to speed up your Linux usage. You don’t have to put the ~ in front of cd to go to the home directory. If you just type cd then it automatically takes you home. Also you don’t need to touch a file name to create it and then edit it. You can just use vi(or text editor of choice) <file name> and if it doesn’t already exist it will create it.

christians
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As a frontend dev that uses a windows machine, it feels like it's about time to give linux a try given that I'm already using bash in my terminal.

WanderingNasi
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This is great! Please make a Linux beyond 100 seconds, it would be awesome! Thank you very much for all the hard work you put in 🙏🤩

AustroPower
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excellent work! love your ability to break these complex subjects down into a short and concise video

maxmustsleep
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I'm thoroughly impressed - thought this was just click-bait but actually quite a good overview well done and enjoyed the animations

lebronzejames
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Hell yeah, this freaking 100 seconds have been the most informative 100 seconds of my life. Made all the sense to my 3 years of experience using linux as an os.

sharrayyy
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Finally someone who actually says what the commands are short for

janaki
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You're so good at explaining things in 100seconds

elijahlair
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Waoo. I just commented 100 seconds of linux in your last video. And here it comes. Thankyou so much 😇

xtraszone
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The command "cd .." does NOT go to the root folder. It goes one folder up the current directory. So if you were in /home/user/pictures and did "cd .." you would now be in /home/user. To go to the current user's folder from within any folder do "cd ~". To go to the root folder from within any folder do "cd /".

raymondgradzewicz
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Ayy, I'm glad to hear you use/recommend Linux. I definitely believe that more people should get into it. I set up and taught my mom to use Elementary OS and she rarely has any problems.

kalixzee
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Your explanation makes everything seems easier. Glad to subscribe for yoi😉

MJ-ihyu
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Using Ubuntu since 5 years now, today learned the full form of apt thanks to you !

susmitvengurlekar
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Linux is, and will be, the best system for me. From coding, to video editing, to even gaming, I love that it's getting so much better than back in the day when I couldn't even get drivers for my graphics card, or where there were errors just trying to install. Ubuntu, Arch, doesn't matter. We are all one when it comes to Linux, even though it doesn't seem like it sometimes. Love the video!

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