- 1. Linux as a Virtual Environment
- 1.1. Prerequisites for the installations
- 1.2. Why Linux?
- 1.3. What is Linux?
- 1.4. Linux Distributions
- 1.5. What is BSD?
- 1.6. What are Linux distributions?
- 1.7. Configure Virtualbox
- 1.8. Configure Virtualbox - 2
- 1.9. Configure Virtualbox - 3
- 1.10. Configure Virtualbox - 4
- 1.11. Set up Linux
- 1.12. Set up Linux - hostname
- 1.13. Set up Linux - user
- 1.14. Set up Linux - complete
- 1.15. Linux login screen
- 1.16. Log in to the computer on the VirtualBox console
- 1.17. Package repositories
- 1.18. Linux users: you, root, and the sudo command
- 1.19. Update deb-based packages
- 1.20. Nano file editor
- 1.21. Turn off the Linux box
- 1.22. Log in as a remote machine
- 1.23. Create Host-only network
- 1.24. Configure Host-only network - adapter 1
- 1.25. Configure Host-only network - adapter 2
- 1.26. Configure host-only network on Ubuntu
- 1.27. Install ssh server
- 1.28. Use Putty to connect to the machine
- 1.29. The Linux Filesystem
- 1.30. Navigate in the filesystem
- 1.31. Create and remove directory
- 1.32. Remove files
- 1.33. Configuring the shell
- 1.34. Install Nginx
- 1.35. Linux Resources
- 1.36. Resources