Very nice explanation. I have a suggestion for a video: Based on how tough the job market is right now, especially for soon-to-be new grads like myself and self-taught devs, a video on navigating this challenging market and successfully landing a job would be great.
Nice video and good quick reference. Sigh, So many times system administration greatly resembles a trip to the DMV where folders are windows. " Go to window one get this form fill it out take it to window too get an approval then go to window 16 to get some other documentation this time return the window one and maybe after a couple more windows and waiting you're going to end up at window 20 to pick up your documents to get started" .
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Clear, concise, and to the point. Brilliant!
The easiest person to describe things and explain it well thanks you subscribed
Hi Travis. Great video, thanks a lot! What surprises me a lot is that you were able to convey so much info under 4 mins, impressive work!
Very nice explanation. I have a suggestion for a video: Based on how tough the job market is right now, especially for soon-to-be new grads like myself and self-taught devs, a video on navigating this challenging market and successfully landing a job would be great.
Thanks Travis
Concise, clear and visually pleasant. Hope to add a few more seconds to discuss which folders may need to be maintained or decluttered regularly.
thanks for going over this Travis. Would love more Linux based videos from you
Anything particular about Linux?
Excellent, kindly make videos on entire Linux series on how it is used to manage vms in vmware vcenter with all details steps
Nice video and good quick reference. Sigh, So many times system administration greatly resembles a trip to the DMV where folders are windows. " Go to window one get this form fill it out take it to window too get an approval then go to window 16 to get some other documentation this time return the window one and maybe after a couple more windows and waiting you're going to end up at window 20 to pick up your documents to get started" .
Great explanation in a short span of time👍
Thank you fo this type of videos. A great summary!!
/usr actually stands for "unix system resources"...
Oh…Great info. Thanks.
Awesome video trav
Exactly. /usr is not user but system resources
Not to lose the habit, again , great video.
Un saludo
Simple straight to the point!! Thank you
Great explanation.
Amazing 🤩!!
Great video! let me ask, Debian or Fedora?
i want more of this videos
Travis, any way you would share that image you were zooming around? I want to blow it up and add notes, laminate it and stick it on my desk.
This one? drive.google.com/file/d/182qDMSsxuFByFLJ02c5ySbcyjeDcppE0/view?usp=sharing
Thank you so much 😊
great video
how about sys directory?
So, where i can store my files? I think it /usr and /home, right?
Thanks ❤
Hi Travis. You explained directories not file systems(xfs, Ext4, Ext3 etc).
First to view.
This is much needed
haha cool video but i mean I wish i saw it 3 years ago hahahaha
what a mess