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In this section we are going to cover Linux operating systems.

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Linux is an open source software used by many enterprise platforms one compare.

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There are many differences between Linux and Windows operating system.

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Linux is the clear winner in many categories as far as price reliability and security but most environments

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use the Windows operating system for servers laptops and desktops because they're easier to use and

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manage earlier in this course.

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We learn how to install Kayley Linux.

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You can use the Kelly Linux terminal to follow along with examples in this Linux section.

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You could use any Linux distribution really since you only need the Terminal application if you'd like

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to install a different version of Linux.

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Other than Cali I have a download link in the resources section of this lecture.

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A boon to is a very common one that's going to give you a nice GUI desktop that has its own version

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of like the Windows Office tools so you can have Word documents and spreadsheets.

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Most of the time when you're working in Linux you're going to be using the terminal program to launch

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the terminal.

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You can just look in the left hand pain and left click on terminal or you can hit your search key on

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your computer like for Windows if I hit the windows key it pulls up a search bar and then I can just

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type in terminal and search for it.

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And this is what a Linux terminal looks like.

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It really is a new language that you have to learn.

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I also have a cheat sheet for Linux commands added as a resource in this lecture so take a look at that.

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You can do stuff like Ping IP's just like you could from any network device.

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You can look at your IP address with its config.

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That's pretty common one.

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They should know

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navigate.

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File systems

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Linux has most of the capabilities that your Windows or Mac operating systems have.

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It's just a little more difficult to use learning Linux is beneficial night world alone because a lot

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of servers run on Linux operating systems.

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As far as cybersecurity goes it's even more beneficial.

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Just because a lot of cybersecurity tools that are available use Linux operating systems.