Best Linux+ CBT? Want To Learn Linux.
Hello,
I do not plan to take the Linux+ exam, however I researched and looks like a great "crash course" into Linux. I have been using Unix for 3 years now (on occasion), so somewhat familiar but have made it a mission to learn Linux inside out, starting from foundations/basics in case I missed something.
What is a good CBT program in terms of learning/content? I see programs from CBT Nuggets, VTC and LinuxAcademy.
Thanks!
I do not plan to take the Linux+ exam, however I researched and looks like a great "crash course" into Linux. I have been using Unix for 3 years now (on occasion), so somewhat familiar but have made it a mission to learn Linux inside out, starting from foundations/basics in case I missed something.
What is a good CBT program in terms of learning/content? I see programs from CBT Nuggets, VTC and LinuxAcademy.
Thanks!
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DoubleNNs Member Posts: 2,015 ■■■■■□□□□□LinuxAcademy.Goals for 2018:
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cowill Member Posts: 93 ■■□□□□□□□□I've used L.A. & CBT.....
Linux Academy is SUPER Thorough......I passed my examine last month and I still find myself going through the course to firm up on real world concepts (i.e. Bash Scripting). However, I would not use this if I was on a strict time line and I want to pass the exam within two months or so. Each topic has like 2-5 videos per........
CBT Nuggets is good to pass the exam with. Short and concise, in line with the objectives.....etc I wouldn't want to use this just to learn Linux tho. -
hannism Member Posts: 112I'm watching the Linux Essentials CBT from Shawn Powers at the moment. I'm close to half way through the material. It does start slow, but it does pick up.
I feel confident that after watching and learning the material presented, I will have a serviceable base to start my journey toward completing the Linux+.
I can't vouch for the LinuxAcademy, although I will probably subscribe to it after I finish the videos I already have.Obtained: CompTIA Linux+ [X] CompTIA Security + [X] CCENT [X] CCNA: Routing and Switching [X] CCNA: Security [X] CCNA: Wireless [X] Linux Server Professional (LPIC-1) [X] SUSE Certified Linux Administrator [X]
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ivandavids Member Posts: 50 ■■□□□□□□□□I've just recently signed up for a 1yr subscription at Linux Academy and they are awesome. The community is very helpful as well. Money well spent
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jamesleecoleman Member Posts: 1,899 ■■■■■□□□□□Linux Academy is awesome! They have put a lot into what they're doing to make it easier for people to learn. I really appreciate what they've done so far.Booya!!
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ZzBloopzZ Member Posts: 192I'm watching the Linux Essentials CBT from Shawn Powers at the moment. I'm close to half way through the material. It does start slow, but it does pick up.
I feel confident that after watching and learning the material presented, I will have a serviceable base to start my journey toward completing the Linux+.
I just finished the CBT Nuggets Linux Essentials course by Shawn Powers. I must say, he is one of the most entertaining/fun teachers I have ever watched! It was slow in the beginning but then picked up as you stated. I just watched 2 hours each day after work and finished it across 3 days since it is just a 6.5 hour course.
Even though I have used Linux for work and other projects occasionally over the last 8 years, my foundational knowledge was lacking. This course helped tremendously with filling those small missing gaps and also was a great refresher! I am surprised Shawn Powers is not mentioned as much on here. Next week I plan to go through his Linux+ prep course which is 14.5 hours long. After that I will jump into the AWS videos by Linux Academy since we use AWS at work. I possibly may shoot for an AWS cert or two if I see the ROI.
I am surprised how much I am enjoying this journey of FINALLY properly learning Linux. I am seriously all giddy like a kid in a candy store. I "almost" want to take the Linux+ just for fun but can't justify $400 although I do like that the cert does not expire. I would have done RHCSA for fun but I don't want to deal with renewing certs unless it is something that would really help me in the Security sector like the CISSP.
Thanks for the recommendation friend!