The Complete Linux Course, 7hrs+ free video tutorial

[bitsnpcs]

Hello smhardesty,

glad the link was useful

[smhardesty]

Hey, many thanks to both bitsnpcs and tomt. I was just reading some of the older threads to get a bit more familiar with LL and found this thread. It's a bit dated, but I didn't see the need for a whole new thread. I have downloaded the video and have bookmarked the Intro to Linux site. It's been a really long time since I read or studied anything related to Linux. I'm not about to get all crazy serious about trying to become a Linux guru. I'll leave that to you guys. My day has passed. But it sure wouldn't hurt me to casually go through these course. At least I'll be a little more familiar with what somebody is trying to tell me when I ask for help. Kudos to you both.

Oh, and you both got a Thank. Really appreciate it!

[bitsnpcs]

Hello,

The Complete Linux Course 1:14:36 ,wifi option #2 , "FBI Surveillance van", surely it must be his demo of a tweaked iso ?

Update, I see he connects a phone, maybe the wifi is via this, and uses an edited listed so the above appears ?

 

[tomt]

Some may find this course helpful. It is free. I posted it before but for some reason it disappeared. I took this course several years ago and it was very good for the newcomer to Linux.

https://www.edx.org/course/introduction-linux-linuxfoundationx-lfs101x-0

For the more advanced Linux user there is this.

https://www.edx.org/school/linuxfoundationx

[bitsnpcs]

You're welcome TMG1961
Thanks Mike

YouTube Playlist

[tomt]

Here is another free course. I took it several years ago over several weeks. Very good course.

https://www.edx.org/course/introduction-linux-linuxfoundationx-lfs101x-0

[torreydale]

ftw = for the win

[m654321]

youtube-dl ftw 

@Jerry,
What's 'ftw' (file tree walk)? 
I used the standard youtube-dl [video URL] to download this video.
What difference does youtube-dl ftw [video URL] make?

@bitsnpcs - looks really useful - many thanks - cool!

Cheers
Mike

[TMG1961]

thanks downloading the video and going to watch it over the next few days

[torreydale]

I'm familiar with a YouTube Downloader for Windows.  I knew about youtube-dl, but I wanted something graphical for me, and something I could recommend to others.  Now that I'm more terminal brave than before, I may investigate youtube-dl.  The ClipGrab program looks tempting.  But I suppose if I want to avoid browser extensions and PPAs, youtube-dl would be the better option.

So far, I have everything working the way I need and want.  Ten days ago, I even finally installed (to my laptop) that Samsung SSD I bought back in November.  I'm enjoying the steady state of speed and reliance.  I'll experiment later.

[Jerry]

youtube-dl ftw 

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[bitsnpcs]

Thank you torreydale 
You're welcome Hoffer77

[Jocklad]

I have used the extension "Video Download Helper."  But for YouTube videos, I have to use it in Firefox.  Since Google owns YouTube, the folks at Google Chrome are good about not letting that extension work on YouTube.

 I downloaded from the Terminal with the "youtube-dl" command .

 Worked fine.

 Jocklad

[Hoffer77]

Thanks for it, its always good for new Linux users like my self. In the weekend ill see all of it 

[torreydale]

Good find!