Introduction_to_Linux operating system for naive(1).pptx

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Introduction to Linux OS

What is Linux? - Linux is an open-source, Unix-like operating system. - Created by Linus Torvalds in 1991. - Known for stability, security, and flexibility. - Used on servers, desktops, and embedded systems.

Features of Linux - Open Source and Free - Multi-user and Multi-tasking - Highly Secure and Stable - Customizable and Modular - Command-Line Interface (CLI) and Graphical User Interface (GUI)

Linux File System Structure - Root Directory: / - /home: User Files - /etc: Configuration Files - /var: Variable Data - /usr: User Programs and Utilities

Basic Linux Commands - ls: List Files - cd: Change Directory - pwd: Print Working Directory - mkdir: Create Directory - rm: Remove Files/Directories

User Management in Linux - whoami: Display Current User - adduser: Add a New User - passwd: Change Password - userdel: Delete a User - sudo: Execute as Superuser

Package Management - apt: Debian/Ubuntu - yum/dnf: RHEL/Fedora - pacman: Arch Linux - Install Example: sudo apt install <package> - Update Example: sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade

Process Management - ps: View Running Processes - top: Real-Time Process Monitoring - kill: Terminate a Process - htop: Interactive Process Viewer - Example: kill <PID>

File Permissions in Linux - Read (r), Write (w), Execute (x) - chmod: Change Permissions - chown: Change Ownership - Example: chmod +x script.sh - View Permissions: ls -l

Popular Linux Distributions - Ubuntu (User-Friendly) - Fedora (Cutting Edge) - Debian (Stable Base) - Arch Linux (Customizable) - CentOS (Enterprise)

Why Use Linux? - Free and Open Source - Security and Privacy - Lightweight and Fast - Ideal for Servers and Development - Large Community Support