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Introduction to Red Hat Linux Level 1

• 1.0 Intro to Red Hat Certification
• 1.1 RHCE Program
• 1.2 Overview of Topics
• 2.0 Linux and Windows
• 2.1 Linux Applications
• 2.2 License of Linux
• 2.3 Linux Origins
• 2.4 Linux Distribution
• 3.0 Booting and Logging into Linux
• 3.1 Booting Linux
• 3.2 Passwords
• 3.3 Logging off and Shutting Down
• 3.4 Navigating the System
• 4.0 Understanding the Linux File System
• 4.1 Overview of File Systems
• 4.2 Mounting Drives
• 4.3 Standard Directories
• 4.4 File Permissions
• 5.0 Performing File Maintenance Tasks
• 5.1 Linux Command Options
• 5.2 Using the cd Command
• 5.3 Linux File Commands
• 6.0 Using the Linux Command Line
• 6.1 Linux Shell
• 6.2 The History Feature
• 6.3 Managing Multiple Applications
• 7.0 Command Help
• 7.1 Man Pages
• 7.2 Info Page
• 7.3 Web Sites

Introduction to Red Hat Linux Level 2

• 1.0 Creating Documents
• 1.1 What is the VI?
• 1.2 Deleting Text in Command Mode
• 1.3 Saving your File
• 1.4 Inserting Text
• 1.5 Copying and Pasting Text
• 1.6 Other Insert Modes
• 2.0 Controlling File Access
• 2.1 Looking at Users and Groups Assigned to Files
• 2.2 Using the chmod Command
• 2.3 The SUID and The GUID Bits
• 3.0 Launching Applications
• 3.1 The Command Prompt
• 3.2 Using the Menu System
• 4.0 Printing in Red Hat Linux
• 4.1 Configuration
• 4.2 Printing a File
• 4.3 Maintenance
• 4.4 Remote Printing
• 4.5 Setting up a Printer with Printtool
• 4.6 The Printcap File
• 4.7 Print Filters and Page Description Languages
• 4.8 Using the lpr Command
• 4.9 Printing in Applications
• 5.0 Using Regular Expressions
• 5.1 Defining Regular Expressions
• 5.2 Matching Characters
• 6.0 Copying Data to Floppy Disks
• 6.1 Mounting the Floppy and MS-DOS and ext2 File Systems, and Using cp, etc
• 6.2 The mtools Package and Commands
• 7.0 Redirecting Input and Output
• 7.1 STDIN and STDOUT Concepts
• 7.2 Using Operators to Redirect and Append STDOUT and Using noclobber
• 7.3 Using the < Operator to Redirect Input and Understanding and Working with Pipes
• 7.4 Using the Tee Command

Introduction to Red Hat Linux Level 3

• 1.0 Using Gnome for Common Tasks
• 1.1 Gnome Background and Icons
• 1.2 Panel
• 1.3 Virtual Desktops
• 1.4 Switching between Application Windows
• 1.5 Menu
• 1.6 Locking the Screen and Logging out
• 2.0 Starting Applications
• 2.1 Using the Menu and Using Run Program
• 2.2 Using the Command Line
• 2.3 Using the Help Browser
• 3.0 Customizing Gnome
• 3.1 Adding and Configuring Icons on a Panel
• 3.2 Configuring Other Properties of the Panel
• 3.3 Adding Icons to the Desktop and a Background Image
• 3.4 Using the right-click menu
• 4.0 Using Simple Gnome Applications
• 4.1 Address Book and Calendar
• 4.2 Gedit, Gnotepad, and the Calendar
• 4.3 The Calculator and Gnumeric Spreadsheet
• 4.4 Time Tracking Tool
• 5.0 Viewing and Creating Graphics
• 5.1 Electric Eyes
• 5.2 GQview
• 5.3 Gimp
• 5.4 Games
• 6.0 Using the File Manager
• 6.1 The File Manager
• 6.2 Move/Copy/Deleting Files
• 6.3 Setting Preferences
• 7.0 The Gnome Control Center
• 7.1 Background, Screensaver, and Themes
• 7.2 The Windows Manager, Sounds, Keyboard, and Mouse
• 7.3 Startup, Application, and Dialog Options

Introduction to Red Hat Linux Level 4

• 1.0 System Tools (18 min)
• 1.1 Changing the Password
• 1.2 Desktop Switching Tool
• 1.3 System Info
• 1.4 Color Browser and Font Selector
• 1.5 Time Tool
• 1.6 Color Xterm
• 1.7 System Monitor
• 2.0 The KDE Menus
• 2.1 Text Editor and Other Accessories
• 2.2 Graphics Tools
• 2.3 The System Menu, Utilities and Internet Tools
• 2.4 The KDE Control Center
• 3.0 Another Level Menus
• 3.1 A Quick look at the Another Level Menus
• 4.0 Understanding Software Packages
• 4.1 The rpm command
• 4.2 Querying a Package
• 4.3 Adding and Deleting Files
• 5.0 Using Graphical RPM Tools
• 5.1 GnoRMP
• 5.2 Kpackage
• 6.0 Accessing the Network
• 6.1 Checking the Network Connection
• 6.2 Ping, IfConfig, etc.
• 6.3 Using Netscape
• 6.4 Using other Programs
• 7.0 Using Configuration Utilities
• 7.1 KBDCongif, Mouse Config, NetConfig. and The Control Panel
• 7.2 CHKConfig, timeconfig, Kernelconfig, tksysv and Xconfigurator
• 8.1 Exploring options for Basic Configuration

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