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This document discusses an introductory Linux course. It notes that the course is compatible with LPIC-1 and that the course fee is currently free. It asks students about the most difficult parts of learning Linux and why command lines are challenging. It suggests that students should not try to memorize everything but should instead use manuals, search engines, and practice to learn Linux skills hands-on.
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About the Course
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- 2. It is compatible with LPIC-1
- 3. How much the course fee is expected?
- 4. 0 here!
- 5. How much the pay for instructor?
- 6. xxxK for working holiday in Caribbean Sea ! Guesswhat?
- 8. Free for this time!
- 9. That is why I set the rule for the attendance!
- 10. Do you all understand the rule? So...
- 14. That is how I design the course...
- 15. All of you should have experience on Linux, anyone can tell me what the most difficult thing is during the Linux study?
- 16. And why the command line is difficult?
- 20. How to fix it?
- 21. 6x7=?
- 24. RTFM! Rule No. 1 Using command man
- 25. STFW! Rule No. 2 Using google & wiki
- 26. Rule No. 3 Always Practice! Practice! Practice! Using hands rather than eyes and ears!
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