Ubuntu Linux: Go from Beginner to Power User by Jerry Banfield with EDUfyre

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  Installing Ubuntu along side Windows on your actual hard drive (pt.1) (6:05)

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  Installing Ubuntu along side Windows on your actual hard drive (pt.2) (10:16)

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  Getting started with the Linux command line (pt.1) (5:32)

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  Getting started with the Linux command line (pt.2) (7:35)

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  Administrative privileges in the Linux terminal. (5:57)

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  Using the package manager to install new applications. (4:02)

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  Searching through the repository to find new applications to download. (2:05)

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  What if we want to install a package that is not in the repository? No problem! (4:46)

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  Keeping programs updated in Ubuntu Linux. (4:39)

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  File permissions and ownership explained (pt.1) (4:26)

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  File permissions and ownership explained (pt.2) (8:10)

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  How to create a new file in the terminal and recap. (4:58)

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  Creating new directories and moving files. (4:34)

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  Copying, renaming, and removing files. (4:44)

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  Getting started with the FIND command and it’s practical uses (pt.1) (3:30)

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  Getting started with the FIND command and it’s practical uses (pt.2) (4:32)

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  Getting started with the FIND command and it’s practical uses (pt.3) (3:24)

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  Introduction to the GREP command. (2:59)

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  Using GREP in conjunction with the FIND command. (3:15)

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  How to redirect the output of a command. (3:16)

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  Using the TOP command to view applications on your Linux machine in real-time. (1:18)

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  How to view the entire list of processes and closing applications. (5:35)

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  What is a service? (2:07)

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  Configuring services using the command line. (4:35)

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  Using CRONTABS to schedule tasks. (2:58)

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  What are the practical applications of CRONTABS? (2:37)

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  Choosing an integrated development environment (IDE). (3:33)

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  Eclipse installation and set-up. (3:57)

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  PyCharm Installation and set-up. (4:34)

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  PyCharm installation problem resolved. (1:49)

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  Introduction to GitHub, installation, and how to set-up a repository. (4:15)

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  How to pull/push information from our repository. (6:07)

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  How to remove/ignore directories in our repository. (5:12)

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  How to resolve merge conflicts from the command line. (7:17)

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  How to set-up and manage branches. (7:12)

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  Correction from the previous lecture. (0:42)

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  Getting started with Meteor. Installation and how to add packages. (5:54)

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  Meteor tutorial pt. 1: Setting up your first project. (5:34)

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  Meteor tutorial pt. 2: Setting up our router and React components. (5:54)

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  Meteor tutorial pt. 3: Watch as our project begins to take shape! (6:30)

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  Meteor tutorial pt. 4: Working on the actual programming. (13:14)

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  Meteor tutorial pt. 5: Rendering our posts. (8:51)

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  Meteor tutorial pt. 6: Putting the finishing touches on our project. (6:28)

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  Apache 2, PHP 5, and MySQL installation. (3:29)

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  Getting started with our server configuration. (5:38)

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  What is the hosts file on a Linux system? (3:25)

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  Deploying our Meteor app to an Apache 2 server. (5:23)

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  Setting up our MongoDB NoSQL database. (5:17)

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  Creating our virtual host. (3:35)

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  Using a shell script to set our environment variables. (7:49)

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  Installing & configuring phpMyAdmin. (3:14)

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  Let’s take a tour around the phpMyAdmin panel. (4:48)

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  Creating a basic virtual host. (8:10)

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  Setting up a WordPress installation on top of our Apache 2 environment. (7:24)

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  Before we begin using WordPress, we need to set-up our database. (6:22)

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  Python installation & command line interface. (4:29)

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  What are the practical applications of Python? (6:17)

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  Adding/removing users through the system settings graphical user interface (GUI) (3:34)

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  Adding new users through terminal. (4:03)

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  How to delete users through terminal. (0:57)

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  How to change an existing users password. (0:45)

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  Adding users to a group and why this is valuable. (3:55)

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  Introduction to networking. (1:38)

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  How does the internet work? (5:11)

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  What is a local network? (7:26)

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  Practical networking commands (pt.1) (5:32)

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  Practical networking commands (pt.2) (4:59)

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  Using the netstat command to tack detailed network statistics. (4:59)

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  An in-depth look at the Linux hosts file (pt.1) (4:31)

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  An in-depth look at the Linux hosts file (pt.2) (4:48)

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  Using traceroute to track the servers a request passes through. (3:57)

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  Using Network Mapper to track the activity on your network (pt.1) (7:36)

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  Using Network Mapper to track the activity on your network (pt.2) (6:56)

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  Using ssh to access the command line of a remote host. (2:37)

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  Let’s use sftp to transfer files to and from machines. (3:36)

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  Setting up an ssh host on our local machine. (5:27)

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  Using the man command to learn info about the programs on your Linux machine. (3:40)

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