A Computer Science Student at IIT Roorkee. 

Aviral Verma

This course is an extension of the previous course. This course will deal with more advanced features of Linux. It will uncover some unique features of Linux. Aviral will also discuss the Bandit war game mentioned in the previous course.

English

Advance Features of Linux

Programming Languages

This lesson describes the way of installing software in linux using apt get. This will act as foundation for coming up lessons.

Installing Software

This lesson elaborates the concept of processes in linux. We discuss the commands to view the process status and learn how to view hidden processes.

Processes in Linux

This lesson elaborates the concept of jobs in linux. We discuss the difference between jobs and processes. Also view some part of the kill command.

Jobs in Linux Part 1

This lesson elaborates the concept of job furthermore. We mainly learn about various signals present in the kill command and how they affect working of programs

Jobs in Linux Part 2

This lesson elaborates the concept of compression and extracting in linux. We learn about various compressing algorithms that linux has to offer and compare them based on their performances

Compress and Extract

This lesson elaborates the concept of checksum for checking files in linux.This helps the linux user to be secure about the files downloaded from the web.

Checksum Verification

This lesson elaborates the concept of permission of a file. We discuss what are users,groups and others. We discuss how to change the permissions for any file.

Permissions

This lesson aims to cover the working of languages in linux and various work arounds. We discuss the working of C,C++ and python as well.

Lessons

8 lessons • 1h 1m

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Installing Software

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Processes in Linux

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Jobs in Linux Part 1

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Jobs in Linux Part 2

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Compress and Extract

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Checksum Verification

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Permissions

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Working with Prog Languages