A Linux fundamentals workshop typically provides an introduction to the Linux operating system, covering basic concepts, commands, and navigation within the Linux environment. These workshops aim to equip participants with practical skills for using Linux, often with a focus on hands-on experience.
Key topics often covered in a Linux fundamentals workshop:
1) Introduction to Linux: History, structure, and various distributions.
2) The Command Line Interface (CLI): Navigating the file system, managing files, and using essential commands like cd, ls, mkdir, etc.
3) File Management: Creating, deleting, copying, moving, and modifying files.
4) Text Processing: Using tools like grep, sed, and awk for text manipulation.
5) User and Group Management: Creating, deleting, and managing users and groups.
6) Process Management: Understanding how to find, manage, and monitor running processes.
7) Linux Networking: Basic concepts and tools for network configuration and troubleshooting.
8) Shell Scripting: Introduction to writing simple scripts to automate tasks.
9) Package Management: Learning how to install, update, and remove software packages.
