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Linux fundamentals Hagay Carmi

Understand Linux and acquire the ability to pass this knowledge to future students Course Goal

Linux Syllabus Module 1 - Introduction to Linux Module 2 - The File System Module 3 - Manipulating Files and Directories Module 4 - File Security Module 5 - Shell Overview Module 6 - Redirections and Pipes Module 7 - Power Tools Module 8 - Process Management Module 9 - Networking Module 10 – bash Scripting basics Module 11 – Classroom Preparation

Unix Genealogy Tree

Richard Stallman created the GNU General Public License in Helsinki, Linus Torvalds began a project that later became the Linux Kernel Linux History

Open Source

The Linux Kernel

First there was TUI GUI came later as an engine called X-Server Window Managers: Gnome, KDE and more Linux TUI and GUI

Linux Distributions

Linux Installation