Linux essential commands for beginners

Hello everyone!

In this course ,We explain the most essential tools in the most practical ways possible to help you gain expertise in the fundamental knowledge of Linux commands. We give you quizzes and questions along the way, some of which can be answered with a quick search in Google, and some need to be fully contemplated.

If you want to learn how to use Linux, but don't know where to start , this course helps you :)

Why this course:

1-we dedicated each session to the most important commands and their options and won’t fill your head with unpractical trivial facts.

2-We have 3 sets of quizzes for your better learning

3-We have questions within the videos to increase your productivity and creativity along the way.

4-Also to help you memorize better and easier In some sessions you will have to use the commands that you learned before .

5-Also we have a little bit of humor added to the videos to keep your mind open and your attention to the videos .

why Linux?

Open source

Unlike Windows and Apple Mac OS, Linux is an FOSS environment meaning that it’s Free and also Open Source.

It is not built and owned by any single company or brand. And it also doesn’t belong to any one person. It’s a collaborative effort and anyone is free to contribute.

This OS is designed in this way to encourage everyone to innovate and share their information in the most efficient way possible, So the OS and it’s soft wares improves continuously as new ideas are added every day. In fact, the only agreement required by most Linux software is that any derivatives must also be free and open source.

Fast and secure

A major flaw in Windows is its habit of slowing down over time. Spyware, adware, and even benign programs running in the background can slow a system over time. But part of the problem is fundamental to Windows, because of its internal registry. But Linux has nothing like that.

Linux has remained uninjured from large-scale cyber-attacks for decades. One of the reasons is that Linux’ open-source nature ensures that vulnerabilities and bugs are spotted and fixed quickly.

Linux software collects little-to-no data about its users. And Linux is so customizable that if you suspect a piece of software is doing more than it should, you can throw away and replace it with something else.

It’s Programmer-Friendly

as we said because Linux is a very efficient and secure way of programming, it is getting more and more popular and growing every day.

By learning the Linux ,you Understand how to automate tasks, manage servers and deploy applications. Actually working with Linux is a great way to advance yourself specially if you are or want to be a programmer or developer.