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add unix class 3 and 4 and reverse event order
event order is now newest first instead of oldest first
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slug = "2024-10-01-unix-class-3" | ||
title = "Unix Class 3" | ||
date = 2024-10-01 | ||
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Learn practical UNIX skills! | ||
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*What is a UNIX, and how do I use it?* | ||
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UNIX is a term that broadly encompasses a type of operating system and their associated tools. Linux, for example, is an operating system | ||
in the UNIX tradition. A majority of CSE Labs machines run a UNIX derivative. We'll teach you the basics of using UNIX systems, including | ||
the command line. This is super helpful for Computer Science classes. | ||
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## What do I need to know before I attend virtually? | ||
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No prior knowledge of UNIX is required! | ||
If you missed the previous class, that's not required for this one, so feel free to attend! | ||
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## What will be Covered in this class? | ||
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This class will be covering how to customize your programming environment! | ||
We'll be going over how to use SSH keys in more places than Github, alternative shells to improve your terminal experience, and cool tricks in VSCode to help you write code faster. | ||
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## Where are the UNIX Classes? | ||
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Amundson Hall B75 | ||
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## Organizer | ||
* Nadia | ||
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slug = "2024-10-08-unix-class-4" | ||
title = "Unix Class 4" | ||
date = 2024-10-08 | ||
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tags = [ ] | ||
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[extra] | ||
ztime = "17:30" | ||
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Learn practical UNIX skills! | ||
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*What is a UNIX, and how do I use it?* | ||
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UNIX is a term that broadly encompasses a type of operating system and their associated tools. Linux, for example, is an operating system | ||
in the UNIX tradition. A majority of CSE Labs machines run a UNIX derivative. We'll teach you the basics of using UNIX systems, including | ||
the command line. This is super helpful for Computer Science classes. | ||
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## What do I need to know before I attend virtually? | ||
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No prior knowledge of UNIX is required! | ||
If you missed the previous class, that's not required for this one, so feel free to attend! | ||
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## What will be Covered in this class? | ||
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This class will be covering what Nix, Nixpkgs, and NixOS are and how to use them. | ||
Nix is a declaritive language which is used in Nixpkgs to define packages. NixOS is is a Linux distribution that uses the Nix language for configuration and packages. | ||
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## Where are the UNIX Classes? | ||
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Amundson Hall B75 | ||
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## Organizer | ||
* Nadia | ||
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