LPI Linux Essentials (010?160) Course & PDF Guides

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LPI Linux Essentials (010‑160) Course & PDF Guides

Content

01 – LPI Linux essentials

02 – About the exam

03 – Introduction to Linux

04 – Open-source philosophy

05 – Linux distributions

06 – Distribution life cycle

07 – Comparing distributions

08 – Embedded systems

09 – Hardware requirements

10 – Installing Linux

11 – OS differences

12 – What is open source

13 – Cost of open source

14 – Desktop and server apps

15 – Languages and tools

16 – Package installs and repositories

17 – Linux desktop environment

18 – Programs and software

19 – Linux shell and commands

20 – Managing software packages

21 – Basic shell

22 – Command-line syntax

23 – Variables

24 – Quoting

25 – Proper command usage

26 – Man and info pages

27 – Introduction to Linux filesystem

28 – Linux filesystem key features

29 – Navigating files and directories

30 – File creation and management

31 – Creating links

31 – Creating Iinks

32 – Wildcards and case sensitivity

33 – Manipulating directories

34 – Manipulating files and directories

35 – Command-line pipes

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36 -1 O redirection

37 – Piping and redirection

38 – Basic regular expressions

39 – Archiving files

40 – Data search and extraction

41 – Text files and text editors

42 – Using vi and nano

43 – Beginning a shell script

44 – Commands

45 – Arguments

46 – Variables

47 – Conditional expressions

48 – Loops and functions

49 – Exit value

50 – Turning commands into a script

51 – Package management principles

52 – Package management systems

53 – Using RPM and DEB

54 – Process hierarchy

55 – Identifying running processes

56 – Measuring memory use

57 – Log files

58 – The kernel ring buffer

59 – Network features

60 – Configuring a network connection

61 – Network testing

62 – Network protection

62 – Network protect ion. mp4

63 – Connecting to a network

64 – Understanding user accounts

65 – Account security

66 – Understanding groups

67 – Using account tools

68 – Creating accounts from the shell

69 – Modifying and deleting accounts

70 – Managing groups

71 – Working as root

72 – Setting ownership

73 – Setting ownership demonstration

74 – Understanding permissions

75 – Permission strings and setting the umask

76 – Using sticky bits

77 – Using special execute permissions

78 – Hiding files and directories

79 – Setting permissions

80 – Next steps