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Red Hat Linux 7 Introduction CBT Course
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Red Hat Linux 7.0 Introduction: Level 1
1.0 Intro to Red Hat Certification
1.1 RHCE Program
1.2 Overview of Topics
2.0 Linux & Windows
2.1 Linux Applications
2.2 License of Linux
2.3 Linux Origins
2.4 Linux Distribution
3.0 Booting & Logging into Linux
3.1 Booting Linux
3.2 Passwords
3.3 Logging off & Shutting Down
3.4 Navigating the System
4.0 Understanding the Linux File System
4.1 Overview of File Systems
4.2 Mounting Drives
4.3 Standard Directories
4.4 File Permissions
5.0 Performing File Maintenance Tasks
5.1 Linux Command Options
5.2 Using the cd Command
5.3 Linux File Commands
6.0 Using the Linux Command Line
6.1 Linux Shell
6.2 The History Feature
6.3 Managing Multiple Applications
7.0 Command Help
7.1 Man Pages
7.2 Info Page
7.3 Web Sites
Red Hat Linux 7.0 Introduction: Level 2
1.0 Creating Documents
1.1 What is the VI?
1.2 Deleting Text in Command Mode
1.3 Saving your File
1.4 Inserting Text
1.5 Copying & Pasting Text
1.6 Other Insert Modes
2.0 Controlling File Access
2.1 Looking at Users & Groups Assigned to Files
2.2 Using the chmod Command
2.3 The SUID & The GUID Bits
3.0 Launching Applications
3.1 The Command Prompt
3.2 Using the Menu System
4.0 Printing in Red Hat Linux
4.1 Configuration
4.2 Printing a File
4.3 Maintenance
4.4 Remote Printing
4.5 Setting up a Printer with Printtool
4.6 The Printcap File
4.7 Print Filters & Page Description Languages
4.8 Using the lpr Command
4.9 Printing in Applications
5.0 Using Regular Expressions
5.1 Defining Regular Expressions
5.2 Matching Characters
6.0 Copying Data to Floppy Disks
6.1 Mounting the Floppy & MS-DOS & ext2 File Systems, & Using cp, etc
6.2 The mtools Package & Commands
7.0 Redirecting Input & Output
7.1 STDIN & STDOUT Concepts
7.2 Using Operators to Redirect & Append STDOUT & Using noclobber
7.3 Using the < Operator to Redirect Input & Understanding & Working with Pipes
7.4 Using the Tee Command
Red Hat Linux 7.0 Introduction: Level 3
1.0 Using Gnome for Common Tasks
1.1 Gnome Background & Icons
1.2 Panel
1.3 Virtual Desktops
1.4 Switching between Application Windows
1.5 Menu
1.6 Locking the Screen & Logging out
2.0 Starting Applications
2.1 Using the Menu & Using Run Program
2.2 Using the Command Line
2.3 Using the Help Browser
3.0 Customizing Gnome
3.1 Adding & Configuring Icons on a Panel
3.2 Configuring Other Properties of the Panel
3.3 Adding Icons to the Desktop & a Background Image
3.4 Using the right-click menu
4.0 Using Simple Gnome Applications
4.1 Address Book & Calendar
4.2 Gedit, Gnotepad, & the Calendar
4.3 The Calculator & Gnumeric Spreadsheet
4.4 Time Tracking Tool
5.0 Viewing & Creating Graphics
5.1 Electric Eyes
5.2 GQview
5.3 Gimp
5.4 Games
6.0 Using the File Manager
6.1 The File Manager
6.2 Move/Copy/Deleting Files
6.3 Setting Preferences
7.0 The Gnome Control Center
7.1 Background, Screensaver, & Themes
7.2 The Windows Manager, Sounds, Keyboard, & Mouse
7.3 Startup, Application, & Dialog Options
Red Hat Linux 7.0 Introduction: Level 4
1.0 System Tools
1.1 Changing the Password
1.2 Desktop Switching Tool
1.3 System Info
1.4 Color Browser & Font Selector
1.5 Time Tool
1.6 Color Xterm
1.7 System Monitor
2.0 The KDE Menus
2.1 Text Editor & Other Accessories
2.2 Graphics Tools
2.3 The System Menu, Utilities & Internet Tools
2.4 The KDE Control Center
3.0 Another Level Menus
3.1 A Quick look at the Another Level Menus
4.0 Understanding Software Packages
4.1 The rpm command
4.2 Querying a Package
4.3 Adding & Deleting Files
5.0 Using Graphical RPM Tools
5.1 GnoRMP
5.2 Kpackage
6.0 Accessing the Network
6.1 Checking the Network Connection
6.2 Ping, IfConfig, etc.
6.3 Using Netscape
6.4 Using other Programs
7.0 Using Configuration Utilities
7.1 KBDCongif, Mouse Config, NetConfig. & The Control Panel
7.2 CHKConfig, timeconfig, Kernelconfig, tksysv & Xconfigurator
8.0 Introducing LinuxConf
8.1 Exploring options for Basic Configuration
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