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Linux Basics: Get Started with Required Software for Ubuntu

Learn how to install Ubuntu and necessary software like Python, Git, and more using virtualization software like VirtualBox or VMware Workstation. Get ready to explore Linux with confidence!

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Linux Basics: Get Started with Required Software for Ubuntu

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  1. Lab 1: Getting Started

  2. Required Software • Linux ISO File • Ubuntu (https://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop) • Virtualization Software • Oracle VirtualBox (http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads) • VMware Workstation (https://www.vmware.com/products/workstation-pro.html)

  3. Intro & Goals • Prof.Christo Wilson • Martin Petrauskas • Goals of this “class” and the semester: • Learn basic Linux commands • Have confidence using the command line for every day use • To be like a real hackerman • Website: https://cbw.sh/linuxbasics/index.html

  4. Different Ways to Learn Linux • Install it as the host OS on your computer • For Windows users, Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) is a good option to run the bash terminal on your Windows machine • Virtual Machines – install Linux on a virtual machine, a computer within a computer

  5. Different Ways to Learn Linux • For the Mac, you can use your default terminal with Homebrew • PuTTY, an SSH client for Windows users, so you can login to the CCIS Server from your laptop

  6. Making a VM and Installing Ubuntu • Follow along with me to create a Virtual Machine in VirtualBox

  7. Starting the Terminal • Once you've logged in, right click anywhere on the screen and select “Start Terminal” • Or search the programs for “Terminal”

  8. Installing Necessary Programs • We need to install some miscellaneous programs that you will need throughout the semester • We will install vim, emacs, pip, python, ruby, perl, and git • sudo apt-get install python-pip vim emacs ruby perl git

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