Linux

Linux is an open source operating system kernel used within many distributions, rather than the name of a single software publisher. Learning in this environment covers files, users, processes, networking and the services that make up a working system. It combines an understanding of principles with the use of tools, particularly the command line.

Technical users, administrators and developers can build a progression suited to their work. Topics range from navigating the system to administration and troubleshooting, depending on the chosen level. Confident and careful use of Linux requires checking permissions, understanding the effects of commands and following a method during changes. The distribution and version should be identified, because shared principles do not remove differences in package management, services and configuration. Practical work should develop the habit of verifying outcomes rather than assuming that a command succeeded as intended.

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