This workshop is designed to introduce attendees to the world of Linux, focusing on how to become a power user and contribute to the Linux community. It will cover essential tools and software that make Linux a powerful and efficient operating system for daily use. Participants will learn about the history and context of Linux, how to get started with contributing to the Linux kernel, and explore a curated list of open-source tools that enhance productivity and workflow.
Introduction to Linux: Understand the history, context, and basic setup of Linux.
Becoming a Power User: Learn essential tools and techniques to maximize Linux efficiency.
Contributing to Linux: Explore ways to contribute to the Linux kernel and community, including bug reporting and patch submission.
Open-Source Tools: Discover and learn how to use essential open-source tools for various tasks.
Introduction to Linux
History and Context
Basic Setup and Installation
Becoming a Power User
Essential Tools: rsync
, curl
, wget
, git
, htop
, Kdenlive
, VLC
, GIMP
, LibreOffice
Customizing Your Linux Environment
Contributing to Linux
Introduction to the Linux Kernel
How to Contribute: Bug Reporting, Patch Submission, and Community Participation
Resources for Beginners: Linux Foundation Guides, Kernel Documentation
Hands-On Session
Setting Up a Development Environment
Basic Git Commands and Version Control
Using Open-Source Tools for Real-World Tasks
Q&A and Networking
Understanding Linux Basics: Participants will gain a solid foundation in Linux history, setup, and basic usage.
Power User Skills: Attendees will learn how to customize and optimize their Linux environment using essential tools.
Contribution to Linux: Participants will understand the process of contributing to the Linux kernel and community.
Open-Source Tools: Hands-on experience with a variety of open-source tools to enhance productivity and workflow.