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And so will reach the end of our first pot if you've come so far you've really done very well to continue
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throughout all these sections and throughout all these exercises and missions.
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It's not an easy task to have done that especially if you're completely new to the next.
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I know that it's been a lot to take in and digest with covered so many topics.
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We had a quick look at.
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It's use that interface we got introduced to the terminal and shell we looked at some shortcuts and
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some signals that we can use when we're dealing with a terminal that.
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Then we started navigating the system will learn some basic commands to move across the directory structures
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to create files and directories to list files and folders and directories to copy those to move them
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around to remove them and so on.
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Then we looked at baggage management how we can install and remove packages how we can update software
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and upgrade our system should we wish to.
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We also looked at archiving and compression how we can bundle files and folders together how we can
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archive them so we can later on restore them from a back up or upload them or download them to a remote
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system.
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Then we had some fun with wild cards.
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We used some wild card magic to manage files and folders.
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And last but not least we looked at how we can get help if you ever get stuck you don't know what to
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do what command to use.
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We've seen how you can get help so you can get unstuck and sort yourself out.
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And with that we reach the end of Part One.
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So again if you've come so far.
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Well done.
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It's now time for you to take a quick break.
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Switch off for a while.
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Grab a coffee go out meet some friends catch a movie do whatever it is that you need to do to come back
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refreshed and relaxed.
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I wanted to come back with a fresh mind because in part two we're going to be digging deeper into Lenox.
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We're going to be covering some networking basics and then we're going to dive into services.
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We'll learn how to configure some services and how we can turn our colleague the next machine into a
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server and a web server on an S-sh server.
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Then we're going to be looking at users and groups how we can add or delete users how we can group them
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how we can change permissions for users groups and files and folders to give access to people or deny
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access to people.
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And then we're going to be looking at running processes and running program in our system and how we
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can take advantage of those.
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And last but not least we're going to be looking at some really cool tricks and tips on how you can
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redirect output from commands and how you can chain commands together to achieve things that are going
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to blow your mind.
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You're really going to enjoy that section.
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So go take a break.
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Get yourself some rest whenever you're ready come back to carry on with POD to.
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