LinuxClub@UCU - First semester 2020/21

Pre-requirements:🔗

• Personal laptop.
• ArchLinux on your PC (not VM) or other Arch-based systems. Can be Manjaro, but NOT Debian- or Fedora-based systems.
  • Manual for Arch Linux installation here
  • Manual for Manjaro installation here
• GNOM3 + Gnome shell or i3, BUT not (KDE, XFCE, MATE, Sway etc).
• Basic knowledge of English language
• GitHub account - we are going to be using Github Classroom as well.
• USB flash drive 8Gb+
• Webcams on during online presentations.
• Desire to learn something new and useful that will assist you throughout your career.

For Mac users🔗

If you are going to visit the club regularly, the best is to install Arch/Manjaro natively. If you can't, you are going to need:

• brew package manager
  ... More coming soon

Project structure🔗

• Useful resources, links and documentation
• Week directories with useful resources

Can be useful before the course:🔗

• Watching the Revolution OS movie: original version (which is better) or in Russian
• Reading about Linux distros in general Wiki page on Linux, Wiki page on Linux distributions

Schedule🔗

Week 0 - Club Presentation - Lecture notes

Richard Stallman talk - Lecture notes

Week 1 - Introduction to open-source, different distributions - Lecture notes

Week 2 - Introduction to the shell - Lecture notes

Week 3 - Git and Github - Lecture notes

Week 4.1 - Vim, Terminal multiplexers - Lecture notes

Week 4.2 - Package managers - Lecture notes

Week 5 - File systems - Lecture notes

Week 6.1 - Linux Filesystem Hierarchy Standard - Lecture notes

Week 6.2 - Regular expressions - Lecture notes

Week 7.1 - Boot (EFI/UEFI) - Lecture notes

Week 7.2 - Disk tables (MBR/GPT) - Lecture notes

Week 8 - Systemd, systemctl, kernel options - Lecture notes

Week 9.1 - X.org, Gnome, Wayland, i3, KDE, XFCE, MATE etc. Week 9.2 - The C Programming Language

Resources🔗

• Week 2
• Week 4
• Week 5
• Week 6
• Week 7 Partition Tables Homework and Week 7 Boot Homework
• Week 8
• Week 9

Usage for students🔗

# Fork this repository
# Watch the lecture
# Create your personal directory in 'homework'
# Copy the files from the respective directory in 'weeks' into your personal directory in 'homework'
# Submit a pull request into your own repository's master
# Add us as contributors into your repository
# Add the responsible person as a reviewer to the pull request
# Done!