What is Linux?
Linux is a family of open-source operating systems widely used on servers, cloud platforms, embedded devices, and developer workstations.
Where is Linux used?
- Server and cloud administration
- Software development and DevOps
- Containers and networking
- Embedded and security systems
Prerequisites to learn Linux
- Basic computer and file-system knowledge
- A Linux installation, virtual machine, or terminal
- Comfort learning command-line workflows
Advantages of Linux
- Stable and highly configurable
- Strong automation and server tooling
- Large open-source ecosystem
- Works on hardware ranging from small devices to clusters
Limitations of Linux
- Command-line concepts take practice
- Desktop software support varies
- Administrative access must be handled carefully
Start learning Linux
Open the course contents menu to follow the lessons in order, or choose the topic that matches your current goal.
