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Tutorial teaches Linux fundamentals
Aug. 02, 2004

This free online tutorial at IBM's developerWorks website is intended to prepare you to take the Linux Professional Institute's Exam 101 Release 2. In this first in a series of four tutorials on the 101 exam, the author introduces you to bash (the standard Linux command line shell), shows you how to take full advantage of standard Linux commands such as ls, cp, and mv, explains Linux's permission and ownership model, and much more. By the end of the tutorial, you'll have a solid grounding in Linux fundamentals and will be ready to begin learning some basic Linux system administration tasks, according to the tutorial's introduction.

Access the tutorial here. (Requires free registration.)



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