Linux training materials such as tutorials, Linux courses, and videos are indexed here to help Linux users of all types move further along on their Linux path. We also provide books and manuals, online server courses, and instructor-led Linux training options. We've dedicated all of our time and energy to developing resources for these three types of users. What type of user are you?
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Desktop User
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Record Your Ubuntu Desktop and Convert to .AVI Alot of people ask me the easiest way to record their experiences while using Ubuntu. You can do this several ways but using an application named recordMyDesktop seems to be the most popular method. This video tutorial will show you...
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Customizing Fedora Themes Previous | Take The Quiz Odds are even if you find a theme that's perfect for your Fedora desktop, you may want to spruce it up a little. Fedora makes it easy to touch up themes with the Customize button in the Appearance...
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Ubuntu Video CD
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Windows Admin
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Commands Manual
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Check crontab Check the crontabs Running on the Machine Crontabs provides a way to run programs automatically on the server. This is a great way to automate programs but often crackers will use the crontab file to run their own programs so this needs to be checked.The root crontab listing can be checked with this command:crontab -e This actually allows an edit of the crontab listing.Typically the crontab files are...
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Case Statement case Statement
The case statement provides a way to avoid using if..then..else statements. It allows users to enter a text string, then evaluate that string and provide the option that the string indicates. The case statement is matched against a number of values until a match is found. When...
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Linux Admin
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Fix GRUB Config Fixing a Broken GRUBWhenever you want to fix GRUB you will need to know several things; Partition Containing the Kernel, Kernel Name and Path and Partition Which Contains...
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Crash Testing ext4 on Ubuntu Ubuntu 9.10 now uses Ext4 as the default. It was tested under Jaunty Jackalope release and has finally gained the stability that was needed. This article provides some...
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CentOS Live Training
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