- Cheat Sheets: Quick reference guides for essential Linux commands, file system navigation, package management, and more.
- Detailed Content: Comprehensive explanations of fundamental concepts, shell scripting, system administration, networking, and security.
- Practice Exercises: Hands-on labs and exercises to reinforce your learning and practical skills.
- Tips and Tricks: Pro tips and shortcuts for efficient Linux usage and troubleshooting.
- Community Contributions: Contributions from the Linux community to enhance your learning experience.
- Structured Learning Path: Start from basic commands and progress to advanced topics in a structured manner.
- Practical Approach: Focus on real-world scenarios and applications to apply your Linux knowledge.
- Regular Updates: Stay updated with the latest Linux features, tools, and best practices.
- Interactive Learning: Engage with exercises, quizzes, and challenges to test your understanding.
- Community Support: Connect with fellow learners, share insights, and get help from the Linux community.
- Clone the Repo: Run git clone https://github.com/MaheshShukla1/Linux-Basics-To-Advanced.git to clone the repository to your local machine.
- Explore the Content: Browse through the cheat sheets, detailed content, exercises, and tips provided.
- Start Learning: Follow the structured learning path or dive into specific topics based on your interests and knowledge level.
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- Introduction to Linux What is Linux and its history? Linux distributions and their characteristics.
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- Command Line Basics Navigating the file system. Working with files and directories. Managing permissions and users. Basic text editing with Vim or Nano.
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- Shell Scripting Writing and executing shell scripts. Variables, loops, conditionals, and functions in scripts. Scripting best practices and debugging techniques.
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- System Administration Managing packages with package managers (e.g., apt, yum). Configuring and managing services (e.g., Apache, MySQL). System monitoring, logging, and performance tuning.
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- Networking Networking fundamentals (TCP/IP, DNS, DHCP). Configuring network interfaces and routing. Firewall setup and management (e.g., iptables, firewalld).
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- Security User authentication and access control. File system security and permissions. Basic security practices (e.g., backups, updates, antivirus).
- Feel free to contribute by opening issues for feedback, suggesting new topics, or submitting pull requests to improve the content and accuracy of information.
- This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the License.txt file for details.
Start your journey to mastering Linux today! Happy learning! 🌟