Refined Linux Presentation
Refined Linux Presentation
titasking
and lightweight
History of Unix & Linux
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ped in 1969 at AT&T Bell Labs
S with a hierarchical file system
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d in 1991 by Linus Torvalds
on Unix principles
n cloud computing, cybersecurity, and enterprise s
nux Kernel & Architectur
l is the core of the OS, managing hardware and sys
Layers:**
ysical components
y interacts with hardware
es: Essential functions for applications
pplications and interfaces like GUI or shell
anding Linux Directory St
Linux follows a hierarchical directory structure:
- `/` - Root directory, parent of all files
- `/bin` - Essential system binaries
- `/etc` - System configuration files
- `/home` - User directories
- `/var` - Log files and dynamic data
ep Dive: System Director
inaries):** Stores essential programs for system op
System Binaries):** Contains administrator-level p
braries):** Shared libraries required for software e
ser System Resources):** Holds applications and u
Dive: User & Data Direct
ome:** Personal files and configurations for each
oot:** Home directory of the root (superuser) acco
ar:** Stores logs, cache, and mail.
mp:** Temporary files that are cleared after a rebo
verything is a File in Linu
ats devices, configurations, and processes as files:
r Files: Documents, images, programs
ries: Folders storing files
Files: Represent hardware like disks and printers
Files: Named pipes and sockets for system commu
File Systems in Linux
upports multiple file systems:
t4:** Default Linux file system, reliable and efficien
S:** High-performance journaling file system
fs:** Advanced features like snapshots and compr
ap:** Used for virtual memory management
GPL: The Open-Source Ph
NU (GNU's Not Unix):**
e software project started by Richard Stallman
ovides essential system utilities for Linux
PL (General Public License):**
sures software freedom and open-source collabora
ers can modify and share software freely
ll & Graphical User Interf
*Shell:**
Command-line interface for interacting with Linux
Common shells: Bash, Zsh, Fish
*GUI:**
User-friendly interface with windows and icons
Popular desktop environments: GNOME, KDE, XFC
User Types in Linux
fines different user levels for security and managem
mal User:** Limited access, personal files stored in
User:** Full control over the system
em Users:** Used for running background services
n Shell & User Authentica
*Login Shell:**
The first interface when a user logs in
Reads configuration files like `.bashrc` or `.profile`
*User Authentication:**
Managed by `/etc/passwd` and `/etc/shadow`
Uses encryption and permission settings for securi
Importance of Linux in IT
ely used across industries:
:** Powering web, database, and application serve
ecurity:** Used for penetration testing and secure
omputing:** Runs on AWS, Azure, and Google Clo
ded Systems:** Found in IoT devices and smart app
onclusion & Learning Pat
x is a powerful, stable, and secure OS
erstanding directory structure and file system is ess
and GUI provide different ways to interact with Lin
t Steps:**
ore Linux distributions (Ubuntu, CentOS, Arch)
n system administration concepts
riment with Linux security and networking