BeginLinux Guru

BeginLinux Guru

Views:
564,685
Subscribers:
8,640
Videos:
140
Duration:
1:08:43:44
United States
United States

BeginLinux Guru is an American content creator on YouTube with at least 8.64 thousand subscribers, publishing 140 videos which altogether total approximately 564.69 thousand views.

Created on ● Channel Link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC88eard_2sz89an6unmlbeA





Top 100 Videos With The Most Comments by BeginLinux Guru


Video TitleCommentsCategoryGame
1.Why "systemd"?235
2.Should You Replace Red Hat, AlmaLinux, or Rocky Linux with Debian?91
3.Should we trust Microsoft in the Linux Foundation?85
4.Which Linux Distro for Beginners?76
5.Linux Users are Doomed!56
6.Automatically mount Linux partitions with fstab46Tutorial
7.Linux systems Administrators Can't Avoid systemd!42
8.Red Hat Drama Keeps Getting Better and Better39
9.Demystifying Linux CPU Load Averages38
10.systemd Basics Part 3 -- Targets vs. Runlevels36
11.A Brief Tour of FreeIPA33
12.The Death of CentOS Linux27
13.Create Linux Partitions with fdisk27Tutorial
14.Edit systemd Service Files Correctly23
15.Demystifying firewalld21
16.Automatically restart crashed services with systemd21Tutorial
17.Create Linux Partititions with gdisk20
18.Does WannaCrypt Ransomware Infect Linux?20
19.systemd Basics Part 1 covers the shutdown and reboot commands.20
20.Adobe kills Flash. Great news for Linux!17
21.Introducing "BeginLinux Guru"17
22.systemd Service Files--Part 116
23.systemd Basics Part 2 -- Daemon Management16
24.Mastering Linux Security and Hardening Third Edition15
25.Installing FreeIPA on Red Hat 7 or CentOS 715
26.Revenge of the Red Hat Clones15
27.Linux ransomware on desktops and servers15
28.The Linux Filesystem14
29.Linux Crypto Mining Malware Sensationalism13
30.Ethereum Classic Airdrop Scam13
31.Why "sudo"?13
32.Linux Revives Ancient Computers!12
33.New Trojan malware infects Linux Devices. Linux devices used for attacks.12
34.A Bogus Linux Vulnerability?11
35.Demystifying Ubuntu's Uncomplicated Firewall11
36.Is Kali Linux for Linux Beginners?10
37.Is Linux Secure?10
38.New Book: The Ultimate Linux Shell Scripting Guide9
39.Docker Host Security9
40.Linux Processes and the proc File System9
41.Upgrade OpenSUSE Leap to OpenSUSE Tumbleweed Rolling Release9
42.View Linux Processes with ps8
43.Who Really Killed CentOS Linux?8
44.Keep Linux Processes Running When You Log Out8Tutorial
45.Hard Links and Symbolic Links8
46.Setting the hostname with systemd8
47.Schedule Linux Jobs with cron7
48.Configuring a FreeIPA Client7
49.AI-generated Crypto Scam Advertisements7
50.View Linux Processes with htop7
51.Mounting Linux Partitions with systemd7
52.systemd Service Files--Part 3, The Install section7
53.Linux sudo bug allow privilege escalation attacks7
54.Virtual Private Networks aren't always so private7
55.The FTX Crash and its Cybersecurity Lessons7
56.Is Open Source Software More Secure?7
57.View Linux Processes with top7Tutorial
58.Manage systemd with chkservice7
59.Does Encryption Protect Your Cybersecurity?7
60.Linux File Types6
61.Wordpress Security Vulnerabilities. Scan Wordpress for vulnerabilities.6
62.Logical Volumes--The Basics6Vlog
63.Install OpenSCAP with AlmaLinux 96
64.Tizen Linux in Samsung televisions vulnerable to hacking6
65.Android Trojan redirects users, Slackware team finds libpng security bug6
66.International Bride Sites Exposed!6
67.Identity Management with FreeIPA6
68.Formatting and Mounting Linux Partitions6
69.YouTube Advertises a Scam6
70.Set the timezone with timedatectl6
71.The systemd Service File--The Service Section6
72.Introduction to Linux Process Management5
73.SSH Key Control5
74.The Linux locate command5
75.Basic Linux Commands5
76.Certified LPI Level 3 Enterprise Security5Let's Play
77.View System Info with lspci and lsusb5
78.Controlling the auditd Service5
79.systemd Security Flaw Can Allow Remote Code Execution Attacks5
80.I have been sextorted!5
81.Opening Firewall Ports for the FreeIPA Server5
82.More lvcreate Options5
83.Ubuntu 17.04 released. Ubuntu drops Unity. Ubuntu focuses on enterprise.5
84.Striped and Mirrored Logical Volumes5Vlog
85.The Linux find Command5
86.Create Your First Linux Logical Volume5Vlog
87.Linux and Unix File Permissions4
88.Linux user account configuration files4
89.Red Hat Shoots Itself in the Foot Again4
90.MongoDB ransomware, 50 tips for securing your network4
91.Linux Gaming--Battle for Wesnoth4Battle for Wesnoth
92.Prevent Data Loss with RAID4
93.Linux Service Management Made Easy with systemd4
94.Red Hat Appeases CentOS Users -- Kind of4
95.View Disk Space Usage with Linux df Command3
96.NIST Releases New Guidance about Passwords3
97.View Hardware Info with lshw3
98.Add a Drive to a Logical Volume3Vlog
99.Backup Your Servers Properly, or Else!3
100.Mastering Linux Security and Hardening3