Learning Fedora Linux
Learning Fedora Linux
Linux is increasingly popular for desktops, and if you’re switching from Mac or Windows to Linux, Fedora is a great place to start. This course shows you how to install and make your way around the Fedora workstation environment, perform common tasks from the command line, and get a Fedora server up and running. Author Scott Simpson also discusses the GNOME Shell, Fedora’s default interface, and some of the software that comes included with Fedora.
What You’ll Learn
- List the things one should do during Fedora installation on VirtualBox.
- Explain how to begin working with files and folders in the GNOME shell.
- Name the minimum requirement for adding a new user.
- Identify where to go to customize the GNOME environment.
- Name the desktop environment that Fedora uses by default.
- List the command that you would issue to install an infrastructure server.
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