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Summarize the complete Linux system installation methods and steps! (Video + graphic tutorial)
Summarize the complete Linux system installation methods and steps! (Video + graphic tutorial)
Generally, servers with higher requirements use Linux system. Linux system is free, open source, safe and fast! So how to install the Linux system? Linux installation Linux installation is very different from windows installation. Windows installation is a visual installation, while Linux uses a command line installation, so it is difficult. We can test the Linux installation on a local virtual machine. It is recommended to use When installing Linux on a virtual machine, do not use dual system installation of Windows and Linux! The following is a summary of Linux installation video tutorials and graphic tutorials. I hope it can help everyone!
1. Linux installation video tutorial
VMware virtual machine installation and use
Virtual machine system partition and directory mounting tutorial
Linux installation and general configuration tutorial
For more Linux installation and usage video tutorials, please pay attention to the Linux video tutorial column of the PHP Chinese website, address: http://www.php.cn/course/list/33.html , free online learning!
2. Linux installation graphic tutorial
Tutorial on installing and configuring MySQL under Linux
Teach you how to install Nginx server in Linux
How to install VMWare virtual machine in linux
Instance tutorial on installing FTP and adding users under Linux
under linux Detailed explanation of the process of installing python3
Jenkins installation tutorial on Linux server (picture)
Detailed introduction to installing and configuring tomcat under Linux
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