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Chapter 1 Fundamentals of Linux 1 (2 hours and 18 minutes 6 sections) 1-1 Course outline The software and virtual machine used in the course outline of "Learn Linux in Three Days of Zero Foundation" can be shared and downloaded from my online disk address: https://eyun.baidu.com/s/3jHVHYey [26:11] Start learning 1-2 Current Mainstream Operating Systems and Their Features Explain the characteristics of current mainstream operating systems, such as Windows, linux/unix, Android, iOS, etc., and learn the differences between Linux and Windows through comparison to lay the foundation for later learning. "Only for paying users" Click to download "Linux Foundation 1-20140729. txt" [40:34] Start learning 1-3 Multi machine development: dual system and virtual machine It explains in detail the three ways in which Windows and Linux work together in actual development, and tells us why we choose the virtual machine development method through comparison. "Only for paying users" Click to download "Linux Foundation 1-20140729. txt" [17:01] Start learning 1-4 Building linux development environment Explain how to build a Linux development environment, including the installation of VMWare WorkStation and ubuntu in the virtual machine. Through this section, you can build your own Linux development environment from scratch. "Only for paying users" Click to download "Linux Foundation 1-20140729. txt" [16:29] Start learning 1-5 Hidden and non hidden files This section is the basic knowledge of programming. Explain how to set file hiding in Windows and Linux, and how to view hidden files. Learning these basics will help us understand the operating system and clear up obstacles for later learning. "Only for paying users" Click to download "Linux Foundation 1-20140729. txt" [10:07] Start learning 1-6 Relative path and JD path Describe the file directory structure in the operating system, and distinguish between relative paths and JD paths. The difference and use of the two path representation methods are described through the actual operation in Linux, and a clear understanding of the relative path and JD path is very important for the subsequent programming learning. "Only for paying users" Click to download "Linux Foundation 1-20140729. txt" [28:28] Start learning Chapter 2 Fundamentals of Linux 2 (2 hours and 14 minutes Section 8) 2-1 Linux kernel&introduction to distribution This paper focuses on the concepts of "Linux kernel" and "Linux distribution" to deepen the understanding of Linux system [Only for paying users] Click to download "Linux Foundation 2-20140729. txt" [09:25] Start learning 2-2 GUI (graphical user interface) and cmdline (command line) Combined with the characteristics of Windows and Linux systems, explain in detail what GUI is and what cmdline is. GUI and command line are demonstrated in Windows and Linux respectively. "Only for paying users" Click to download "Linux Foundation 2-20140729. txt" [10:04] Start learning 2-3 Common Linux Commands 1-ls The ls command of Linux common shell commands. "Only for paying users" Click to download "Linux Foundation 2-20140729. txt" [16:12] Start learning 2-4 Linux Common Commands 2-cd The cd command of Linux common shell command. "Only for paying users" Click to download "Linux Foundation 2-20140729. txt" [27:58] Start learning 2-5 Linux Common Commands 3-pwd&mkdir&m The pwd, mkdir, mv, touch, and cp commands commonly used in Linux are explained in detail. "Only for paying users" Click to download "Linux Foundation 2-20140729. txt" [22:40] Start learning 2-6 Common Linux Command 4-rm&cat&rmdi The commonly used shell commands of Linux include rm, cat, and rmdir commands. "Only for paying users" Click to download "Linux Foundation 2-20140729. txt" [13:45] Start learning 2-7 Common Linux commands 5-ln (soft connection and hard connection) The ln command of common shell commands in Linux is explained in detail, and the soft connection and hard connection in Linux are explained in detail, and compared with the shortcut in Windows. "Only for paying users" Click to download "Linux Foundation 2-20140729. txt" [25:13] Start learning 2-8 File type marking method in linux Explain the identification methods of various file types in Linux, including d (folder type), - (ordinary file type), l (symbolic connection type), s (socket file type), p (pipeline file type) [Only for paying users] Click to download "Linux Foundation 2-20140729. txt" [09:34] Start learning Chapter 3 Fundamentals of Linux 3 (1 hour and 5 minutes Section 4) 3-1 Linux Common Commands 6-man The man command of Linux common shell command. [Only for paying users] Click to download "Linux Foundation 3-20140730. txt" [20:35] Start learning 3-2 Linux Common Commands 7-apt get The apt get command of Linux common shell commands. [Only for paying users] Click to download "Linux Foundation 3-20140730. txt" [13:01] Start learning 3-3 What is an editor&the relationship between vi and vim It explains what a (text) editor is and introduces the text editors commonly used in Windows and Linux. Vi and vim are introduced, and the relationship between them is analyzed. [Only for paying users] Click to download "Linux Foundation 3-20140730. txt" [14:39] Start learning 3-4 Two working modes of vi The input mode, command mode and switching mode of vi are explained. After learning this section, you can use the vi editor to create, open, edit, save and other basic operations. [Only for paying users] Click to download "Linux Foundation 3-20140730. txt" [17:10] Start learning Chapter 4 Fundamentals of Linux 4 (1 hour and 23 minutes 6 sections) 4-1 Vi Advanced application - find&quickly switch lines&set display line number This paper introduces several operations in vi, including searching for specific text, fast switching between different lines, temporary and * * setting display line numbers, and so on. Learning these advanced operations will improve our work efficiency in vi, while bringing fun and sense of achievement. [Only for paying users] Click to download "Linux Foundation 4-20140730.txt" [21:15] Start learning 4-2 The meaning of some symbols in linux command line Introduce the meanings of some common symbols in the Linux command line, including.. -~/$#* Etc. Understanding and remembering the special meanings of these symbols is very helpful for understanding the Linux shell (as well as other shell languages, because in most shell languages, these symbols have the same meanings) [Only for paying users] Click to download "Linux Foundation 4-20140730.txt" [24:30] Start learning
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