Linux news: Canonical started providing Ubuntu Desktop Technology Training

As Ubuntu becomes more popular in the desktop field, Canonical, the sponsoring company behind it, is beginning to provide a wide range of services and support. Recently, Canonical officially announced the "ubuntuyuntoptraining", which aims to provide desktop-related training services for beginners. "Ubuntuyuntoptraining" is a set of online learning courses designed for beginners in the desktop field. Trainees do not need to learn Linux-related knowledge in advance, but only need related computers

As Ubuntu becomes more popular in the desktop field, Canonical, the sponsoring company behind it, is beginning to provide a wide range of services and support.

Recently, Canonical officially announced "Ubuntu Desktop Training", which aims to provide Desktop-related Training services for new users.

"Ubuntu Desktop Training" is a set of online learning courses specifically designed for beginners in the Desktop field. The trainees do not need to learn about Linux in advance, but only related computer knowledge. This is most suitable for users who switch from Windows to Linux.

We recommend that you install Ubuntu 7.10 On your computer's hard drive when you take this course.

So what can we learn through "Ubuntu Desktop Training? See:

Understand the concept of "open source" and its connection with Ubuntu.

Customizes the appearance and vision of the Ubuntu Desktop.

Browse File Systems and search for files.

Connect to and use the Internet.

Use OpenOffice.org for word processing and spreadsheet processing.

Install and run the game.

Install, delete, and upgrade applications.

View, draw, operate, and scan images.

Play, edit, and organize music and video files.

Find help on Ubuntu's free and commercial channels.

Create partition and double start options.

We can see that the training content is very detailed. I believe that a newbie who has never been familiar with Linux will use Ubuntu as a daily desktop after training.

As a commercial company, this training is charged at an official price of $100. However, on the Canonical Shop site, the current price is: $59.15:

Ubuntu Desktop Course (elearning) (https://shop.canonical.com/product_info.php? Products_id = 134 & osCsid = 7a9fc15fb1ca06783b8b77c6907f8fb7)

Canonical introduced Ubuntu Desktop training in a timely manner, which showed us the growth and popularity of Ubuntu and will play an important role in the development and popularization of Ubuntu in the future.

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