I watch you now more than ten years, (2012 saw your first video , when i slowly switched to linux ) - Your still a great teacher eli - Thanks for your effort and great work - ⭐✌
00:49:42 That sigh is so relatable when working with multiple lab machines...thanks for providing this outside a paywall, making it accessible to those who want to learn systems!
Your work is awesome, man! I'm a gen X'er who was massively into tech/computers in the 1990s-early 2000's but did a Rip Van Winkle on tech for about 20 years and woke up recently to a rekindled passion to learn tech. This is JUST my style and groove. We really appreciate what you're doing!
Classic Eli, thank you for this free content! I don't know what it is about being younger that you want to reinvent the wheel: you got it exactly right, but then when you grow up a little, you use tools
Arch isn't under Debian, it is its own thing and uses Pacman vs Apt or Yum. I don't know its origins but at least now Arch is considered its own thing. Thanks for the video and what you do though! Been on Mint at home and RHEL at work for a while now :)
Arch Linux , Fedora and Debian are upstream of other destributions. Linux Mint has desktop environment (Cinamon) built to facilitate ease of transition from Windows to Linux and it not concerned with Apple at all.
1:13:23 "This is a profession of dump people, if you wanna spend your entire 40 years as a professional, feeling stupid, this is the field for you." Eli the Computer Guy
I honestly don’t think that lady clearly understood what a kernel is. I think she understands the concept but that didn’t answer her question. I think she was asking more so of its location.
IBM mainframe speak... From punched cards DOS, VM, MVS. And Unix came along. THEN MVS NUCLEUS was re-engineered to include Unix. The mainframe NUCLEUS became bilingual. Meanwhile MAC and Windows are still foreign tongue requiring translation overhead... Linux is Unix "like" less translation...
Dockers and wsl and virtuabox and all that is cool but nothing has quite the same edge as wiping your master boot record on a dual linux install and hoping you didn’t just brick your PC.
I watch you now more than ten years, (2012 saw your first video , when i slowly switched to linux ) - Your still a great teacher eli - Thanks for your effort and great work - ⭐✌
00:49:42 That sigh is so relatable when working with multiple lab machines...thanks for providing this outside a paywall, making it accessible to those who want to learn systems!
Your work is awesome, man! I'm a gen X'er who was massively into tech/computers in the 1990s-early 2000's but did a Rip Van Winkle on tech for about 20 years and woke up recently to a rekindled passion to learn tech. This is JUST my style and groove. We really appreciate what you're doing!
Ditto! Thx Eli!
Studying for the Linux+ and needed a good intro vid to get started. This could not have come at a better time. Thank you, Eli! 😊
@11:53 Wow, it's almost like being in a real classroom. Takes me back to the 90's. 😁
Classic Eli, thank you for this free content! I don't know what it is about being younger that you want to reinvent the wheel: you got it exactly right, but then when you grow up a little, you use tools
This man is on fire 🔥. Great job Eli.
I actually need this vid right now, great timing. Thanks Eli, Appreciate you!
You picked the top cover image for this video.
Thank you for these videos Eli, 'ive learned a lot from you way back from 15 years ago. 👍
Will listening to this asleep wake one up as a Linux user?
You'll wake up as a penguin
I'm really enjoying and learning from this, I just wish I could join those zoom classes...😢❤😅
Arch isn't under Debian, it is its own thing and uses Pacman vs Apt or Yum. I don't know its origins but at least now Arch is considered its own thing. Thanks for the video and what you do though!
Been on Mint at home and RHEL at work for a while now :)
Nice, thanks Eli
Thank you!
👏 great course!
I prefer the term client server developer. When I hear the term full stack developer I think of Dolly Parton writing code.
he is back noice
Arch Linux , Fedora and Debian are upstream of other destributions.
Linux Mint has desktop environment (Cinamon) built to facilitate ease of transition from Windows to Linux and it not concerned with Apple at all.
1:13:23 "This is a profession of dump people, if you wanna spend your entire 40 years as a professional, feeling stupid, this is the field for you." Eli the Computer Guy
Thank you
I honestly don’t think that lady clearly understood what a kernel is. I think she understands the concept but that didn’t answer her question. I think she was asking more so of its location.
Right on time
IBM mainframe speak...
From punched cards DOS, VM, MVS.
And Unix came along.
THEN MVS NUCLEUS was re-engineered to include Unix.
The mainframe NUCLEUS became bilingual.
Meanwhile MAC and Windows are still foreign tongue requiring translation overhead...
Linux is Unix "like" less translation...
Dockers and wsl and virtuabox and all that is cool but nothing has quite the same edge as wiping your master boot record on a dual linux install and hoping you didn’t just brick your PC.
You da man Eli
I mean.. Introduction videos themselves really don't cut it
ELIIIIIIIIII!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! \o/
I have a DSL VM and grabbed the image maybe ...a year ago.
1:08:35
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Hahaha! I'm from Brazil indeed
Admin account is root.
Adduser "instructor" and a few adduser "student123"
Explain multi user to us??? Would be nice...
Oh. Ok. Starting with some meat n potatoes eh?
First! 🙂
nope 😞
Thanks!