Doing Things with Linux

Linux dominates the server room, but it can have a fancy desktop too.

When you understand the sorts of things you can do with Linux, and how Linux is most often used -- it's easy to see why understanding it is so important. Whether you want a career in office work or devops in the cloud, Linux knowledge will make you more employable, more efficient, and a better asset.

This video based on:
LPI Linux Essentials
Objective 1.4 - ICT Skills and Working in Linux

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[Raenin.]

The start of how to use a browser at 3:30ish got me so good 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[davidmoran]

I have been doing Windows support for decades, started with CPM, went to DOS, and was a Domain Admin, at a previous location, and the more I learn about Windows, the more I want something else once I retire, I'm currently 69 years old, but not quite ready yet.

[VHangout]

Watching this thinking, after this latest news of Windows taking constant snapshots of your screen, this could be the year 😂

[mason]

about to do my lpi essentials in a weeks time. hope to see more videos from you like this. thanks for making your content!

[musamohammed]

This is my first time to use linux and I don't know how to use the web browser

[starpetalarts]

Well I would like to not switch off Windows but my college is making me learn Linux for IT Infrastructure... so... I kind of have to.

[arosato]

its been 1 hole year since this video came ojt and i jjust found out how to use a web browser to watch this video

[JamesCallender-bm]

LINUX THIS IS GREAT! Still personally have to stick with mac osx for personal use!

[samplesandtests]

I end up using Linux in virtual machines or i vnc to a machine else wear because i need proprietary programs for mac and windows (windows is a VM also) for work.

[davidsonshine]

2024 is the year of Linux, especially with the release of the Raspbery Pi 5.

[nikkomarquez]

help i dont know how to use a web browser!

[sergiol.]

Is the linux foundation also a good source to get certified?

[Dhua_diary]

Hahahahha I really laughed my a$$, off 1:48

[Andrew-elby]

No, ESXi (VMware ESXi) does not run Linux on the hardware and then build on top of it. ESXi is a bare-metal hypervisor, which means it runs directly on the hardware without the need for a separate operating system like Linux.

When you install ESXi on a physical server, it becomes the primary operating system and directly interacts with the hardware. It provides a virtualization layer that allows you to create and manage multiple virtual machines (VMs) on the same physical server.

[BrianWeeks-kvhl]

I was expecting to hear don't forget to spay and neuter your pets after your learn everything closing.

[cyberghost_]

so this series of video is only talking? no practice?