The Complete Linux Course: Beginner to Power User!

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If you want to get started using Linux, you will LOVE this course! This 7+ hour Ubuntu Linux tutorial will take you from beginner to power user. We will cover installation, command line, administrative privileges, app development, server hosting, GitHub, and much more!

Time-stamps
00:00 Introduction to Linux
08:44 Linux distributions explained
15:56 Installing VirtualBox and setting up our virtual machine
23:47 Ubuntu Linux installation on a virtual machine
36:26 Disabling the ISO and first boot up
38:40 VirtualBox guest additions for a better user experience
46:14 Customizing our Ubuntu desktop
54:41 Unity Tweak Tool for Ubuntu
1:06:48 Installing Ubuntu alongside Windows (dual boot)
1:23:09 Linux command line essentials
1:36:17 Administrative privileges in terminal
1:42:14 Using the package manager (apt-get) to install new applications
1:46:17 Searching through the repositories to find new apps
1:48:23 Installing packages that are not in the repository
1:53:09 Keeping programs updated in Linux
1:57:48 File permissions and ownership explained
2:10:26 How to create files using the command line interface (CLI)
2:15:24 Creating new directories and moving files
2:19:59 Copying, renaming, and removing files
2:24:43 The FIND command and it’s practical uses
2:36:10 GREP command explained
2:39:10 Using GREP in conjunction with FIND
2:42:26 Redirecting the output of a command
2:45:42 The TOP command and its uses
2:47:01 How to view the entire list of processes and closing applications
2:52:36 Services explained
2:54:44 Configuring services using the command line
2:59:20 Using CRONTABS to schedule tasks
3:04:56 Choosing an integrated development environment (IDE)
3:08:29 Eclipse installation and setup
3:12:26 PyCharm installation and setup
3:18:51 Introduction to GitHub, installation, and repository setup
3:23:06 How to push/pull information from a repository
3:29:13 How to remove/ignore directories in our repository
3:34:25 Resolving merge conflicts through terminal
3:41:42 How to setup and manage branches
3:49:37 Meteor installation & setup
3:55:32 Meteor project setup
4:01:06 Router setup with React components
4:13:31 Getting into the programming
4:26:46 Rendering our blog posts
4:42:06 Apache 2, PHP 5, and MySQL setup
4:45:36 Server configuration
4:51:14 Linux hosts file explained
4:54:40 Deploying our Meteor app to an Apache 2 server
5:00:03 MongoDB NoSQL database
5:05:21 Virtual host setup
5:16:46 phpMyAdmin setup
5:24:50 Creating a basic virtual host
5:33:00 Wordpress installation on top of our Apache 2 environment
5:40:25 Database setup
5:46:48 Python installation and CLI
5:57:35 Adding/removing users through GUI
6:01:09 Adding/removing users through CLI
6:06:55 Adding users to a group
6:10:51 Introduction to networking
6:17:41 Local area network (LAN) explained
6:25:08 Networking commands
6:35:40 NETSTAT command
6:40:39 Linux host file
6:49:59 TRACEROUTE commands
6:53:57 Network mapping explained
7:08:29 Using SSH to access the command line of a remote host
7:11:06 Using SFTP to transfer files between machines
7:14:43 Setting up SSH on our local machine
7:20:10 MAN command explained

[JosephDelgadillo]

Time-stamps
01:01 Introduction to Linux
08:44 Linux distributions explained
15:56 Installing VirtualBox and setting up our virtual machine
23:47 Ubuntu Linux installation on a virtual machine
36:26 Disabling the ISO and first boot up
38:40 VirtualBox guest additions for a better user experience
46:14 Customizing our Ubuntu desktop
54:41 Unity Tweak Tool for Ubuntu
1:06:48 Installing Ubuntu alongside Windows (dual boot)
1:23:09 Linux command line essentials
1:36:17 Administrative privileges in terminal
1:42:14 Using the package manager (apt-get) to install new applications
1:46:17 Searching through the repositories to find new apps
1:48:23 Installing packages that are not in the repository
1:53:09 Keeping programs updated in Linux
1:57:48 File permissions and ownership explained
2:10:26 How to create files using the command line interface (CLI)
2:15:24 Creating new directories and moving files
2:19:59 Copying, renaming, and removing files
2:24:43 The FIND command and it’s practical uses
2:36:10 GREP command explained
2:39:10 Using GREP in conjunction with FIND
2:42:26 Redirecting the output of a command
2:45:42 The TOP command and its uses
2:47:01 How to view the entire list of processes and closing applications
2:52:36 Services explained
2:54:44 Configuring services using the command line
2:59:20 Using CRONTABS to schedule tasks
3:04:56 Choosing an integrated development environment (IDE)
3:08:29 Eclipse installation and setup
3:12:26 PyCharm installation and setup
3:18:51 Introduction to GitHub, installation, and repository setup
3:23:06 How to push/pull information from a repository
3:29:13 How to remove/ignore directories in our repository
3:34:25 Resolving merge conflicts through terminal
3:41:42 How to setup and manage branches
3:49:37 Meteor installation & setup
3:55:32 Meteor project setup
4:01:06 Router setup with React components
4:13:31 Getting into the programming
4:26:46 Rendering our blog posts
4:42:06 Apache 2, PHP 5, and MySQL setup
4:45:36 Server configuration
4:51:14 Linux hosts file explained
4:54:40 Deploying our Meteor app to an Apache 2 server
5:00:03 MongoDB NoSQL database
5:05:21 Virtual host setup
5:16:46 phpMyAdmin setup
5:24:50 Creating a basic virtual host
5:33:00 Wordpress installation on top of our Apache 2 environment
5:40:25 Database setup
5:46:48 Python installation and CLI
5:57:35 Adding/removing users through GUI
6:01:09 Adding/removing users through CLI
6:06:55 Adding users to a group
6:10:51 Introduction to networking
6:17:41 Local area network (LAN) explained
6:25:08 Networking commands
6:35:40 NETSTAT command
6:40:39 Linux host file
6:49:59 TRACEROUTE commands
6:53:57 Network mapping explained
7:08:29 Using SSH to access the command line of a remote host
7:11:06 Using SFTP to transfer files between machines
7:14:43 Setting up SSH on our local machine
7:20:10 MAN command explained

[Manu-setx]

it's mindblowing how you can find such courses for free on the internet, what a time to be alive

[anujgupta]

mom said this is your last video before going to bed

[ricchburglar]

7 hours and 23 minutes ago I was a boy. Now I'm a man.

[razerone]

Anyone complaining about him using windows, get off your glass pedestal. Is it hard to grasp that the people looking up a tutorial like this are probably using Windows and looking to learn enough to make the switch? It’s extremely useful that he’s going about it with windows being the host software.

[alterguy]

Time-stamps
01:01 Introduction to Linux
08:44 Linux distributions explained
15:56 Installing VirtualBox and setting up our virtual machine
23:47 Ubuntu Linux installation on a virtual machine
36:26 Disabling the ISO and first boot up
38:40 VirtualBox guest additions for a better user experience
46:14 Customizing our Ubuntu desktop
54:41 Unity Tweak Tool for Ubuntu
1:06:48 Installing Ubuntu alongside Windows (dual boot)
1:23:09 Linux command line essentials
1:36:17 Administrative privileges in terminal
1:42:14 Using the package manager (apt-get) to install new applications
1:46:17 Searching through the repositories to find new apps
1:48:23 Installing packages that are not in the repository
1:53:09 Keeping programs updated in Linux
1:57:48 File permissions and ownership explained
2:10:26 How to create files using the command line interface (CLI)
2:15:24 Creating new directories and moving files
2:19:59 Copying, renaming, and removing files
2:24:43 The FIND command and it’s practical uses
2:36:10 GREP command explained
2:39:10 Using GREP in conjunction with FIND
2:42:26 Redirecting the output of a command
2:45:42 The TOP command and its uses
2:47:01 How to view the entire list of processes and closing applications
2:52:36 Services explained
2:54:44 Configuring services using the command line
2:59:20 Using CRONTABS to schedule tasks
3:04:56 Choosing an integrated development environment (IDE)
3:08:29 Eclipse installation and setup
3:12:26 PyCharm installation and setup
3:18:51 Introduction to GitHub, installation, and repository setup
3:23:06 How to push/pull information from a repository
3:29:13 How to remove/ignore directories in our repository
3:34:25 Resolving merge conflicts through terminal
3:41:42 How to setup and manage branches
3:49:37 Meteor installation & setup
3:55:32 Meteor project setup
4:01:06 Router setup with React components
4:13:31 Getting into the programming
4:26:46 Rendering our blog posts
4:42:06 Apache 2, PHP 5, and MySQL setup
4:45:36 Server configuration
4:51:14 Linux hosts file explained
4:54:40 Deploying our Meteor app to an Apache 2 server
5:00:03 MongoDB NoSQL database
5:05:21 Virtual host setup
5:16:46 phpMyAdmin setup
5:24:50 Creating a basic virtual host
5:33:00 Wordpress installation on top of our Apache 2 environment
5:40:25 Database setup
5:46:48 Python installation and CLI
5:57:35 Adding/removing users through GUI
6:01:09 Adding/removing users through CLI
6:06:55 Adding users to a group
6:10:51 Introduction to networking
6:17:41 Local area network (LAN) explained
6:25:08 Networking commands
6:35:40 NETSTAT command
6:40:39 Linux host file
6:49:59 TRACEROUTE commands
6:53:57 Network mapping explained
7:08:29 Using SSH to access the command line of a remote host
7:11:06 Using SFTP to transfer files between machines
7:14:43 Setting up SSH on our local machine
7:20:10 MAN command explained

[BangMaster]

Watched this for 60 minutes a day for a week, and took notes, learned a lot. Thanks for the guide, really appreciate it.

[abdinajibahmedmohamed]

please do not skip the ads, I appreciate you.

[Lysy]

I especially love how you explained the basics of networking. I'm using the internet for 20+ years and up until now I never truly understood how it all actually works. Thanks!

[prashantsingh]

Finally I got a person who can explain everything with care for newbies like me

[oscarestrada]

BRO! You are awesome! Simply for your generosity, I am going to purchase more of your courses. Thanks!

[seosamhohaodha]

I've been using Linux for a couple of years but still found lots of useful info in the video, , brilliant job, , your videos never disappoint, , please do more

[KorkyKathman]

Just a quick note to save newer viewers of this video a lot of heartache. The instructor is using an older version of Ubuntu (15) which, by default comes with the Unity desktop. Newer installs of Ubuntu (I'm using 19 but 18 is the same) do NOT come with the Unity Desktop, but instead comes with Gnome only. So your dock won't look the same and while you'll be able to install the Unity Tweak Tool, it will not work. Once they get into the meat of the Linux system (i.e. the CLI), you'll be OK. Just all these configs and things up front might leave you a little bit frustrated.

[rorjackson]

It is best video that i have seen so far on youtube, very well explained. you surely are great teacher and you have great method to explain all kind of users. Thanks alot from core of my heart for your effort. i was compelled to write this comment after watching this video, love and respect from Pakistan.

[Ruben-tmfg]

Wow 7 hours, a good index in the description, thanks for the effort :)

[ismarmeskovic]

4 yrs later i have found this gem!!!i would like to thank you in the behalf of the all linux enthusiast around the world!!!!

[handmade_videos]

Hey, I just watched the first hour of this video. Good work. I already heard many new things to learn like what the swap-partition does. I’ll continue soon. Thanks!

[jessehill]

Your video is spot on. I'm not exactly a new Linux user (dabbled since 2006 with Ubuntu, became serious in 2013 with Fedora, been with Arch Linux for about six months now), but I enjoyed this video and sat through it because I still learned a lot of stuff. No getting around the fact that there are so many different ways to do one task under Linux that are neither right or wrong. My only gripe is the Ubuntu part. It's not your fault Canonical is Canonical and Ubuntu changed over the years nor is the de-facto. Keep up the great work! I taught myself by reading man pages and re-writing my own as I went and learned stuff. I've learned a LOT from the Fedora community and Arch Linux community myself. Just installing Arch Linux blew away a LOT of confusion for me. Again, thanks for the video!

[oscarwang]

I was unemployed, majoring in communications when I first watched this video. Now, with three years of experience, I work at big tech company and am about to become a senior engineer. Thank you and the valuable content!

[labworx]

have been with you for over 7 hours, thanks for the video ! It was exactly what I was looking for.