I want to learn about Linux, so I don't want to be limited to Windows software development. I also need to be able to adapt to development in the Linux operating system environment. I also found that some enterprise recruitment information mentioned that development experience in Linux is preferred, so I want to write the Linux familiarity into my resume. I am not only interested in Linux. I am very interested in Linux because I will find that Linux is quite different from widows. The essence of Linux lies in the command line. However
I want to learn about Linux, so I don't want to be limited to Windows software development. I also need to be able to adapt to development in the Linux operating system environment. I also found that some enterprise recruitment information mentioned that development experience in Linux is preferred, so I want to write the Linux familiarity into my resume. I am not only interested in Linux. I am very interested in Linux because I will find that Linux is quite different from widows. The essence of Linux lies in the command line. However, different versions of Linux are very different. People who can learn Linux well must be very competent, because there are too many content involved. If they do not have the ability to search materials, they cannot become masters. Of course, I am only a Linux novice, and it takes a long time to get away from the master ....
Linux learning objectives
Master basic command line operations
Modify default system startup Permissions
Configure ftp
Install jdk
Install tomcat
Install mySql
Basic command line operations
I will not talk about it here. Just remember some common commands:
If you want to learn more about these commands, refer to this article: http://www.linuxidc.com/Linux/2013-03/81970.htm
Switch User Permissions
If it is a common user
> The su command can be changed to the system administrator permission.
When you use 'su' you inherit the users pathing, using 'Su-'gives you (root) root's pathing.
When you use su to name the path that inherits the user, use su-to give you the root path
Set vsftpd to automatically load upon startup
[Root @ localhost ~] # Ntsysv
Or
[Root @ localhost ~] # Chkconfig-level 35 vsftpd on
Modify default system startup Permissions
Root permission to enter/etc/inittab
Vi initab modifies the default startup level id: 5: initdefault graphical interface. If you want to change to the default startup command line interface, change 5 to 3.
Enter the reboot command and restart
Startx entry graphical interface