Linux course 4-2 | The find command and it's practical uses continued

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Linux course for beginners

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Linux course 1-1 | Introduction to Linux

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Linux course 1-2 | Linux distributions explained

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Linux course 2-1 | VirtualBox installation and virtual machine setup

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Linux course 2-2 | Ubuntu Linux installation in a virtual machine

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Linux course 2-3 | Ubuntu Linux setup in a virtual machine continued

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Linux course 2-4 | First bootup into Linux

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Linux course 2-5 | VirtualBox Guest Additions

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Linux course 2-6 | Ubuntu desktop customization

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Linux course 2-7 | Unity Tweak Tool

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Linux course 2-8 | Installing Linux alongside Windows (dual boot)

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Linux course 2-9 | Dual boot setup continued

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Linux course 3-1 | Introduction to the Linux command line interface (CLI)

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Linux course 3-2 | Navigating directories with the ls command

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Linux course 3-3 for Beginners | Administrator privileges in terminal

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Linux course 3-4 | Using the package manager to install new applications

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Linux course 3-5 for beginners | Searching through the repositories to find new applications to down

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Linux course 3-6 for beginners | Installing packages which are not located in the repositores

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Linux course 3-7 | Keeping programs updated via terminal

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Linux course 3-8 | File permissions and ownership explained

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Linux course 3-9 | File permissions and ownership continued

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Linux course 3-10 | Creating new files using the touch command.mp4

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Linux course 3-11 | Creating new directories and moving files

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Linux course 3-12 | Copying, renaming, and removing files.mp4

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Linux course 4-1 | The find command and it's practical uses

Linux course 4-2 | The find command and it's practical uses continued

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Linux course 4-3 | Find command final thoughts

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Linux course 4-4 | Using the grep command to find information within files

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Linux course 4-5 | Using grep in conjunction with the find command

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Linux course 4-6 | How to redirect the output of a command

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Linux course 4-7 | Using the top command to view applications in real time

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Linux course 4-8 | Viewing the entire list of open processes and closing applications via terminal

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Linux course 4-9 | Services explained

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Linux course 4-10 | Configuring services via terminal

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Linux course 4-11 | Using crontabs to schedule tasks

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Linux course 4-12 | Crontab practical applications

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Linux course 5-1 | Choosing an integrated development environment (IDE)

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Linux course 5-2 | Eclipse installation and setup

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Linux course 5-3 | PyCharm installation and setup

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Linux course 5-4 | PyCharm installation problem resolved

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Linux course 5-5 | GitHub installation and how to setup a repository

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Linux course 5-6 | How to push and pull information from our repository

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Linux course 5-7 | How to remove and ignore directories in our repository.mp4

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Linux course 5-8 | How to resolve merge conflicts

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Linux course 5-9 | How to setup and manage branches

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Linux course 5-10 | Correction from previous lecture

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Linux course 6-1 | Getting started with Meteor

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Linux course 6-2 | Setting up our Meteor project

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Linux course 6-3 | Setting up our router and React components

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Linux course 6-4 | Watch as our Meteor project begins to take form

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Linux course 6-5 | Getting into the programming of our Meteor app

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Linux course 6-6 | Rendering our blog posts

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Linux course 6-7 | Putting the finishing touches on our Meteor app

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Linux course 7-1 | Apache , PHP 7, and MySQL setup

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Linux course 7-2 | Server configuration

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Linux course 7-3 | Linux hosts file

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Linux course 7-4 | Deploying our Meteor to our Apache 2 server

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Linux course 7-5 | Setting up our MongoDB NoSQL database

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Linux course 7-6 | Setting up our virtual host

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Linux course 7-7 | Using a shell script to set our environment variables

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Linux course 7-8 | Installing and configuring phpMyAdmin

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Linux course 7-9 | Let's take a tour around the phpMyAdmin panel

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Linux course 7-10 | Creating a basic virtual host

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Linux course 7-11 | Setting up a WordPress installation on top of our Apache 2 environment

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Linux course 7-12 | Before using WordPress we need to setup our database

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Linux course 7-13 | Python installation and command line interface

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Linux course 7-14 | Python's practical applications

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Linux course 8-1 | Adding and removing users through the graphical user interface (GUI)

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Linux course 8-2 | Adding new users through terminal.mp4

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Linux course 8-3 | How to delete users through terminal

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Linux course 8-4 | How to change an exsisting user's password

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Linux course 8-5 | Adding users to a group and why this is valuable

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Linux course 9-1 | Introduction to networking

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Linux course 9-2 | How does the internet work

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Linux course 9-3 | What is a local area network

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Linux course 9-4 | Practical networking commands

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Linux course 9-5 | Practical networking commands continued

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Linux course 9-6 | Using netstat to track detailed network statistics

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Linux course 9-7 | An in-depth look at the Linux hosts file

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Linux course 9-8 | Linux hosts file continued

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Linux course 9-9 | Using traceroute to track the servers a request passes through

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Linux course 9-10 | Using network mapper to track the activity on your network

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Linux course 9-11 | Network mapper continued

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Linux course 9-12 | Using SSH to access the command line of a remote host

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Linux course 9-13 | Using SFTP to transfer files to and from machines

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Linux course 9-14 | Setting up an SSH host on our local machine

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Linux course 9-15 | Using the man command to learn about the programs on your machine

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25 Oct 2020

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