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Linux

Learn Linux - Tutorials and Guides

Name Comments
Linux Journey Written guides + exercises + quiz
Techmint Linux Written articles/lessons
Linux Survival Interactive guide

Learn Linux - Articles

Name Comments
Linux Filesystem Explained NSIA

Linux Internals - Articles

Name Comments
How are Unix pipes implemented?

Linux Internals - Videos

Name Comments
[Understanding fork() system call for new process creation
](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PwxTbksJ2fo)

Learn Linux - Videos

Name Comments
learnlinux.tv Very practical videos on various topics

Books

Author Title Comments
William Shotts The Linux Command Line Free
Christopher Negus Linux Bible

Sites

Name Comments
Linux From Scratch
Operating Systems: Three Easy Pieces

Videos

Presenter Video Length Level
Joseph Delgadillo The Complete Linux Course: Beginner to Power User! 07:23:52 Beginner

Tweak OS

Fedora disable alert sound

dconf write /org/gnome/desktop/sound/event-sounds "false"

Presentations

Author Presentation Level Comments
Arie Bregman Linux Networking Beginner
Andrew McNico tcpdump Beginner

Cheat Sheet

SElinux

Get SElinux denials

semodule -DB

sudo ausearch -m avc -m user_avc -m selinux_err -m user_selinux_err -i -ts today

Tmux

  • Join session tmux a

Virsh

  • Destroy: virsh destroy <vm_name>
  • Shutdown: virsh shutdown <vm_name>

Checklist

Check your Linux educational progress with the following list:

  • File System Hierarchy

    • / (aka root)

    • /bin and /sbin

    • /opt

    • /usr

    • /var

    • /home

    • /etc

    • /proc

    • /tmp

    • Test

      • What is '/'?
      • What is stored in '/bin'? what about /etc?
      • What '/home' is usually used for?
      • What type of files can you find in '/var'?
      • What is unique about /tmp?

  • Navigation

    • Commands

      • pwd - where am I?
      • cd - change directory

    • relative vs. absolute paths

    • Test

      • How to check your current path?
      • Where cd .. will take you?
      • What would be the effect of running cd .?
      • What will happen when running 'cd -'?

  • Files

    • Types of files

      • Regular
      • Directory
      • Socket
      • Block
      • Link

    • Commands

      • ls - list files and directories
        • -a for listing hidden files
        • -l for list formt
        • -t order by time
        • -F better distinguish between regular files and directories
      • touch - creating files (original intention is updating timestamp)
        • nice to know: touch file{1..5}
      • rm - remove files
        • -r for recursive
        • -f to force removal, no questions asked
      • mkdir - create directories
        • -p - for creating multiple nested directories
      • rmdir - remove directories
      • echo - display a line of text
      • cat - concatenate files (common usage: read a file)
      • mv - move files directories (also rename files and directories)
      • cp - copy a file
        • -r for recursive (copy a directory)

    • Test

      • How to list hidden files?
      • How to create an empty new file?
      • How to remove a directory?
      • How to rename a file?
      • How to copy an entire directory with all its files?

  • Commands

    • man - manual for commands
    • which - get full path for given command
    • whatis - one-line manual page descriptions

  • I/O redirection

    • File Descriptor

      • stdin 0 (input) <
      • stdout 1 (output) >
      • stderr 2 (error) 2>

    • Append >>

    • Test

      • How to redirect output?
      • What would be the result of the following command blop 2> file?

  • Text Editor (one is enough)

    • vim

      • i to start typing
      • :wq to exit (or shit+zz)

    • nano

    • emacs

    • atom

    • sublime

    • Test (mainly for vim)

      • How to remove an entire line?
      • How to copy 5 lines?
      • How to jump to the end of the line
      • How to remove one word
      • How to jump to the end of the file

  • Users

    • Commands

      • useradd
      • usermod
      • userdel
      • who

    • Nice to know commands

      • lastlog

    • Test

      • how to add a new user?
      • should you be using your user or root?

  • Network

    • netstat

  • Monitoring and performence commands

    • top
    • stat

  • Processes

    • Running in ackground (&)

  • Archives

    • what is it good for
    • tar
    • zip
    • commands
      • create an archive
      • list archive's content
      • remove an archive

  • Storage, Filesystem

    • inode