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Linux Introduction Training

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Linux Introduction Training

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  1. Linux Introduction Free Linux Introduction Tutorial videos for Beginners by Courseing http://www.courseing.com

  2. Linux Introduction- Highlights • What is Linux? • Uses of Linux • Linux system Architecture • Types of Linux Kernel • What is Linux Kernel Module Programming • Basic Linux commands

  3. What is Linux? • Linux is mostly used in part of operating system • Linux is an open source operating system on Unix model • It is a software in computer, which receives the request from programs and sends that to the hardware of the computer

  4. Uses of Linux • Linux operating system manages all the hardware resources in computer or laptop which are just like windows 7,8 and windows XP etc.. • Some companies are using Linux operating system for their machines because it is affordable

  5. Linux system Architecture User utility Compilers System software User process System Libraries Kernel Kernel Models Ware I/O CPU RAM

  6. Types of Linux kernel Micro Kernel Monolithic Kernel Nano Kernel Exo Kernel Hybrid Kernel

  7. What is Linux Kernel Module Programming? • Linux Kernel has ability to extend at run time the set of features offered by kernel • This means you can add functionally to the kernel while the system is running • Modules are the pieces of code that can be loaded and unloaded into the kernel • Without modules we would have to build new functionality directly into the kernel image

  8. Basic Linux commands

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