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| + | [[Learning Linux]] is a new initiative from [[A Voice for Men]]. The programme provides information on self-paced learning of skills in high demand in the modern workplace. While the programme is focused on men in need, everyone is welcome to use and benefit from this information. |
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| + | While the programme is called ''Learning Linux'' it actually involves learning a wide variety of technologies using Linux as a base. |
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| + | == Linux == |
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| + | [[Linux]] |
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| + | == Getting Access == |
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| + | The first step is to get access to Linux. There |
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Ways to obtain access to Linux cheaply: |
Ways to obtain access to Linux cheaply: |
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| + | *Spare computer sitting around |
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| − | Old systems may be available for free |
+ | *Old systems may be available for free |
| − | Local VMs |
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| + | *Remote VMs |
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| − | WSL |
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| + | == Technologies == |
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| + | === The Shell === |
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| + | === The Kernel === |
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| + | === TCP/IP === |
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Latest revision as of 05:21, 7 September 2024
Learning Linux is a new initiative from A Voice for Men. The programme provides information on self-paced learning of skills in high demand in the modern workplace. While the programme is focused on men in need, everyone is welcome to use and benefit from this information.
While the programme is called Learning Linux it actually involves learning a wide variety of technologies using Linux as a base.
Linux
Getting Access
The first step is to get access to Linux. There
Ways to obtain access to Linux cheaply:
- Spare computer sitting around
- Old systems may be available for free
- Local VMs
- Remote VMs
- WSL
Technologies
The Shell
The Kernel
TCP/IP
This is a draft article and so will not be published on A Voice for Men or appear in random article selections. Wiki4Men is looking for trustworthy editors that can turn draft articles in to featured articles. Information on how to apply is on the Main Page. Articles in this category are applicable to Linux. Much of the information is also applicable to other Unix flavours.