# Linux

Explanation of some fundamental Linux usage and commands for getting around the Pi and managing its filesystem and users

## Contents

- [Filesystem](filesystem/README.md)
    - [Home](filesystem/home.md)
        - Your user's home folder on the Pi - where you keep your files
    - [Whole Filesystem](filesystem/whole-filesystem.md)
        - The rest of the Linux filesystem
    - [Backup](filesystem/backup.md)
        - Backing up your files and your Operating System image
- [Usage](usage/README.md)
    - [Commands](usage/commands.md)
        - Some basic and more advanced Linux commands
    - [Text editors](usage/text-editors.md)
        - A selection of text editors available on the Pi
    - [Users](usage/users.md)
        - Setting up multiple Linux users on your Pi system
    - [Root](usage/root.md)
        - The `root` user and the `sudo` prefix
    - [Scripting](usage/scripting.md)
        - Combining commands to produce more complex actions
    - [Cron / Crontab](usage/cron.md)
        - Setting up scheduled tasks
    - [.bashrc and .bash_aliases](usage/bashrc.md)
        - Your shell configuration and aliases
    - [rc.local](usage/rc-local.md)
        - Configuration of initialisation
- [Software](software/README.md)
    - [APT](software/apt.md)
        - Installing software with APT
    - [Pi Store](software/pi-store.md)
        - Installing software from the Pi Store
    - [Python](software/python.md)
        - Installing software using a Python package manager such as `pip`
    - [Ruby](software/ruby.md)
        - Installing software with Ruby's package manager `ruby gems`
- [Kernel](kernel/README.md)
    - [Updating](kernel/updating.md)
        - Updating your Linux kernel on Raspberry Pi
    - [Building](kernel/building.md)
        - Building the Linux kernel on Raspberry Pi
    - [Configuring](kernel/configuring.md)
        - Configuring the Linux kernel on Raspberry Pi
    - [Patching](kernel/patching.md)
        - Applying patches to the Linux kernel on Raspberry Pi
    - [Headers](kernel/headers.md)
        - Getting the kernel headers