Linux programming Video Tutorial DVD in Hindi : For beginners

About Linux Hindi Video Tutorials

• The Linux open source operating system, or Linux OS, is a freely distributable, cross-platform operating system based on Unix that can be installed on PCs, laptops, netbooks, mobile and tablet devices, video game consoles, servers, supercomputers and more.
  The Linux OS is frequently packaged as a Linux distribution for both desktop and server use, and includes the Linux kernel (the core of the operating system) as well as supporting tools and libraries. Linux  is fastest groing free Popular Linux operating system distributed across the world.
  
  Many aspects have been covered and many examples have been shown in this to make you understand.
  
  This Tutorial is covered from basic to next level of knowledge. The explanation is in HINDI and English Mix Language which it gives very good understanding to students. If you wish to learn Linux at Home without going to classes then this tool is best for you.

Topics covered in Linux Hindi Tutorials

•     Introduction - CD1
      History of Unix and Linux - CD1
      Linux Kernal - CD1
      Types of Kernal - CD1
      Features of Linux - CD1
      System Architecture - CD1
      Linux Distributions - CD1
      Some Important Points - CD1
      Issues - CD1
      Virtual Box and Terminology - CD1
      Installing Virtual Box - CD1
      Planning Your Installation - CD1
      Planning Disk Partitions - CD1
      Creating Virtual Machine - CD1
      Login to Ubuntu - CD1
      Resizing Window Size - CD1
      Moving GUI Mode to Command Mode - CD1
      Login as Root User - CD1
      Shutting Down from Commad Line - CD1
      Dispaly Managers - CD1
      Difference Between KDE and GNOME - CD1
      Help Resources - CD1
      What is Shell and Its Types - CD2
      Ls Command - CD2
      Cat Command - CD2
      Expand Touch and Date Command - CD2
      Command Line Editing - CD2
      History - CD2
      Configuring History - CD2
      Filename Expansion(Part1) - CD2
      Filename Expansion(Part2) - CD2
      Shell Symbols - CD2
      Creating Pattterns - CD2
      Redirecting the Standard Output - CD2
      Input Redirection - CD2
      Pipes - CD2
      Redirecting Standard Error - CD2
      Running Jobs in the Background - CD2
      Job Notification - CD2
      Bringing Jobs to the Foreground - CD2
      Suspending and Stopping Jobs - CD2
      Introduction - CD2
      Home Directories - CD2
      Pathnames - CD2
      System Directories(Part1) - CD2
      System Directories(Part2) - CD2
      Accessing System Directories - CD2
      Displaying Files - CD2
      Printing Files - CD2
      Creating and Deleting Directories - CD2
      Displaying Directory Contents - CD2
      Referencing Parent Directory - CD2
      Find Command - CD2
      Grep Command - CD2
      Sort Commmand - CD2
      Head and Tail Commands - CD2
      Awk Command - CD2
      Some Important Commands - CD2
      Copying Files - CD2
      Moving Files - CD2
      Deleting Files - CD2
      Creating Links - CD2
      Archives - CD2
      Tar Command - CD2
      Compress and Decompress Commands - CD2
      Owners in Linux File System - CD3
      File Permissions - CD3
      Detail Look to Permissions - CD3
      Example - CD3
      Chmod Command(Absolute Mode) - CD3
      Chmod Command(Symbolic Way) - CD3
      Adding New User - CD3
      Adduser Command - CD3
      Removing User - CD3
      Adding New Group - CD3
      Create Users with Custom Primary and Secondary Groups - CD3
      Add an Existing User to Primary and Secondary Groups - CD3
      Remove Users From Groups - CD3
      Deleting Groups - CD3
      Chown Command - CD3
      Issue Occur Due to Change the Group - CD3
      What is Shell Script - CD4
      Shell Variables - CD4
      Defining and Assigning Varaiables - CD4
      String Quoting - CD4
      Single Quotes - CD4
      Back Quotes - CD4
      Writing First Script - CD4
      Executing Scripts - CD4
      Passing Argument - CD4
      Shell and Subshell - CD4
      Environment Variables - CD4
      Shell Substitution - CD4
      Arithmetic Operations - CD4
      Alias Command - CD4
      Creating Alias - CD4
      Control Structure - CD4
      Test Operators - CD4
      Test Operator(Example) - CD4
      Conditional Control Structure - CD4
      If and Else Statement - CD4
      Elif Statement - CD4
      Case Statement - CD4
      Logical And - CD4
      Logical Or - CD4
      While Loop - CD4
      Until Loop - CD4
      For-in Loop - CD4
      For Loop (Examples) - CD4
      Select Loop - CD4
      Arrays - CD4
      Functions - CD4
      More On Functions - CD4
      Break and Continue Statement - CD4
      Vi Editor - CD5
      Vi Editor Commands - CD5
      Creating File With Vi Editor - CD5
      Libre Office - CD5
      Apt-Cache Commnad - CD5
      Apt-Get Command - CD5
      Dpkg Command - CD5
      Rpm Command - CD5
      Encrytion and Dycrption - CD5
      Encrytion using Algorithms - CD5
      Installing Apache Server - CD5
      Working with Apache Server - CD5
      Mail Sevices - CD5
      System Performance and Maintenance Tools - CD5
      Who Command - CD5
      Ping Command - CD5
      Finger and W command - CD5
      Host Command - CD5
      Traceroute Command - CD5
      Telnet Command - CD5
      Ftp Command - CD5
      Conclusion - CD5