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1. Why Getting Started With Linux
   Getting On
   1. Why Linux
   2. SSH to Linuxlab
   3. OOD Getting to Terminal
   4. WSL
   5. Installing VM Purpose of this guide
   6. Connecting to the Linux Cluster
   7. Windows Subsystem for Linux
   8. Installing Linux as a VM
   9. Do Not Fear the Command Line
   10. Users and Permissions
2. Bash Shell Basics
   1. Navigating the Directory
   2. Move edit and create files
   3. Pipes and Redirections
   4. Text Editing
   5. Pipes Archiving with tar and Redirectionszip
   6. Basic Scripting with Bash
   7. LSF Script Example
3. Workflow Basics (How to Use the Shell Environment)
   1. tmux
   2. Git
   3. processes (ps / kill / top / free )
   4. Space / Storage (df, du)
   5. Getting Help with man / and other resources
   6. tmux
   7. scp / ftp
4. Packages
5. Filesystem
   1. /home
   2. /usr
   3. /bin
   4. /var
   5. /etc
   6. /dev
   7. /tmp
   8. /procMoving Data (ftp and scp)
   9. Downloading on the Command Line (wget / curl / lynx)
6. System Configuration
   1. Services and Systemd
   2. Networking
   3. Dotfiles
   4. X11
   5. VNC
7. Users and Permissions
   1. Whoami
   2. Root
   3. Sudo and Su
   4. chmod / chown
   5. useradd / usermod
   6. passwd
   7. Groups
8. Packages
   1. Installing from Package File
   2. Installing From Source
   3. Flatpak/Appimage/Docker
9. Filesystem
   1. Root Directory Structure
   2. Filesystem types
10. Compilers
    1. GCC / CMAKE
    2. python
    3. r
11. Python on Linux
    1. Virtenv
    2. Dealing with Filesystem
    3. Pip
12. Cuda
13. Docker / Singularity
    1. Intro
    2. Installation
    3. Singularity Examples
    4. Singularity and LSF