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Linux Essentials 2.0 (010-200): New Exam Lectures + Labs
Published 10/2026
Created by Elias Machuca
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: Beginner | Genre: eLearning | Language: English + subtitle | Duration: 65 Lectures ( 3h 31m ) | Size: 1.4 GB
Covers the new 2.0 exam: systemd, SSH, find and more. 56 terminal demos, labs, 10-question quizzes and 2 practice tests
What you'll learn
⚡ Cover the new Linux Essentials 2.0 exam material: systemd, SSH, find, if conditions, IPv6 and package managers.
⚡ Navigate the Linux file system and manage files and directories confidently from the bash command line.
⚡ Use pipes, redirection, grep -E and archive tools to search and process data.
⚡ Write and run simple bash scripts with arguments, for loops, if tests and exit codes.
⚡ Manage services, logs, networking, users, groups, permissions, links and SSH logins on an Ubuntu system.
⚡ Check your readiness with 9 lab files, 5 quizzes of 10 questions and 2 practice tests of 60 questions.
Requirements
❗ No prior Linux experience is needed. Basic computer skills are enough.
❗ A computer that can run Ubuntu (a free virtual machine with VirtualBox, WSL on Windows, or a spare PC). The setup lecture and Lab 0 explain it.
❗ Helpful but optional: help desk, desktop support or networking experience.
Description
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.
Selling point: this course includes lectures on the new Linux Essentials 2.0 exam material. LPI released version 2.0 of the Linux Essentials objectives (exam code010-200) in October 2026, and it changes what you must know. This course was built from the 2.0 objectives, so every new topic has its own lecture, with a live demo wherever a command is involved
ystemd with systemctl and journalctl,SSH, scp and key-based logins, the find command, if conditions in shell scripts,IPv6 and SLAAC, ip and ss, package managers, virtual machines, cloud and WSL, plus passkeys and multi-factor authentication. Retired 1.6 topics such as ifconfig, route, netstat and locate are not taught as exam material, so you do not waste study time.
Each section maps to one exam topic, and most lectures arelive terminal demos on Ubuntu that show real commands with real output. Every demo ends with a short "try it yourself" task, so you learn by typing.
Your instructor, Elias Machuca, is CCNA-certified and has 8 years in IT doing desktop support and field technician work. The course is built for people making the same move from help desk and on-site support into Linux, cloud and DevOps roles.
What's inside
✨3 hours 32 minutes of narrated video in65 lectures (1080p, with accurate captions).56 lectures include terminal demos.
✨Lectures on the new 2.0 exam material: systemd, SSH, find, if conditions, IPv6 and SLAAC, package managers, VMs, cloud and WSL, and modern security basics.
✨9 downloadable hands-on lab files (PDF + Markdown): a setup lab, 7 topic labs (including new systemd and SSH labs) and a capstone lab. Each has step-by-step commands, expected output, challenge tasks and an answer key.
✨5 section quizzes with10 questions each, one after each exam topic.
✨2 full-length practice tests (60 questions each, weighted by topic like the real exam), with an explanation for every answer.
✨170 original questions in total, and no question repeats between sets.
✨Downloadable study notes for all five topics.
How the course is organized
✨Welcome: how the 2.0 exam works, a four-week study plan, your free Linux lab and how to use the labs and tests.
✨The Linux Operating System and Open Source Software (7 of 40 exam questions): distribution families and release models, major open source applications, package managers (apt, dnf), licensing and digital sovereignty, computer roles, VMs, cloud and WSL, and secure credentials.
✨Command Line Basics (9 of 40): the bash shell, variables, quoting, man pages and --help, paths, ls, find, creating, copying, moving and deleting files, globbing.
✨Data Processing (9 of 40): tar and compression, viewing files, redirection and pipes, grep -E, nano and vi, and bash scripts with arguments, for loops, if conditions and exit status.
✨Linux System Administration Basics (8 of 40): installing Linux, hardware and kernel modules, disks and device files, processes, logs with journalctl, systemd services, IPv4, IPv6, DHCP and SLAAC, ip, ss, DNS and ping.
✨Security and File System Permissions (7 of 40): user types, sudo and su, ssh, scp and SSH keys, /etc/passwd, /etc/shadow, creating users and groups, chmod, chown, the sticky bit and links.
✨Final review: rapid review of all five topics, a command cheat sheet walkthrough and exam-day strategy for 40 questions in 60 minutes.
This is an independent course. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by the Linux Professional Institute (LPI). LPI and Linux Essentials are trademarks of their owners. Linux is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds. All lecture content, labs and questions are original.
Who this course is for
⭐ Beginners preparing for the Linux Essentials 2.0 (010-200) exam.
⭐ Help desk, desktop support and field technicians who want real command-line skills.
⭐ Students starting a path toward LPIC-1, cloud, DevOps or cybersecurity roles.
⭐ Windows users who want a practical, hands-on first step into Linux.
Linux Essentials 2.0 (010-200): New Exam Lectures + Labs
Published 10/2026
Created by Elias Machuca
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: Beginner | Genre: eLearning | Language: English + subtitle | Duration: 65 Lectures ( 3h 31m ) | Size: 1.4 GB
Covers the new 2.0 exam: systemd, SSH, find and more. 56 terminal demos, labs, 10-question quizzes and 2 practice tests
What you'll learn
⚡ Cover the new Linux Essentials 2.0 exam material: systemd, SSH, find, if conditions, IPv6 and package managers.
⚡ Navigate the Linux file system and manage files and directories confidently from the bash command line.
⚡ Use pipes, redirection, grep -E and archive tools to search and process data.
⚡ Write and run simple bash scripts with arguments, for loops, if tests and exit codes.
⚡ Manage services, logs, networking, users, groups, permissions, links and SSH logins on an Ubuntu system.
⚡ Check your readiness with 9 lab files, 5 quizzes of 10 questions and 2 practice tests of 60 questions.
Requirements
❗ No prior Linux experience is needed. Basic computer skills are enough.
❗ A computer that can run Ubuntu (a free virtual machine with VirtualBox, WSL on Windows, or a spare PC). The setup lecture and Lab 0 explain it.
❗ Helpful but optional: help desk, desktop support or networking experience.
Description
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.
Selling point: this course includes lectures on the new Linux Essentials 2.0 exam material. LPI released version 2.0 of the Linux Essentials objectives (exam code010-200) in October 2026, and it changes what you must know. This course was built from the 2.0 objectives, so every new topic has its own lecture, with a live demo wherever a command is involved
ystemd with systemctl and journalctl,SSH, scp and key-based logins, the find command, if conditions in shell scripts,IPv6 and SLAAC, ip and ss, package managers, virtual machines, cloud and WSL, plus passkeys and multi-factor authentication. Retired 1.6 topics such as ifconfig, route, netstat and locate are not taught as exam material, so you do not waste study time.Each section maps to one exam topic, and most lectures arelive terminal demos on Ubuntu that show real commands with real output. Every demo ends with a short "try it yourself" task, so you learn by typing.
Your instructor, Elias Machuca, is CCNA-certified and has 8 years in IT doing desktop support and field technician work. The course is built for people making the same move from help desk and on-site support into Linux, cloud and DevOps roles.
What's inside
✨3 hours 32 minutes of narrated video in65 lectures (1080p, with accurate captions).56 lectures include terminal demos.
✨Lectures on the new 2.0 exam material: systemd, SSH, find, if conditions, IPv6 and SLAAC, package managers, VMs, cloud and WSL, and modern security basics.
✨9 downloadable hands-on lab files (PDF + Markdown): a setup lab, 7 topic labs (including new systemd and SSH labs) and a capstone lab. Each has step-by-step commands, expected output, challenge tasks and an answer key.
✨5 section quizzes with10 questions each, one after each exam topic.
✨2 full-length practice tests (60 questions each, weighted by topic like the real exam), with an explanation for every answer.
✨170 original questions in total, and no question repeats between sets.
✨Downloadable study notes for all five topics.
How the course is organized
✨Welcome: how the 2.0 exam works, a four-week study plan, your free Linux lab and how to use the labs and tests.
✨The Linux Operating System and Open Source Software (7 of 40 exam questions): distribution families and release models, major open source applications, package managers (apt, dnf), licensing and digital sovereignty, computer roles, VMs, cloud and WSL, and secure credentials.
✨Command Line Basics (9 of 40): the bash shell, variables, quoting, man pages and --help, paths, ls, find, creating, copying, moving and deleting files, globbing.
✨Data Processing (9 of 40): tar and compression, viewing files, redirection and pipes, grep -E, nano and vi, and bash scripts with arguments, for loops, if conditions and exit status.
✨Linux System Administration Basics (8 of 40): installing Linux, hardware and kernel modules, disks and device files, processes, logs with journalctl, systemd services, IPv4, IPv6, DHCP and SLAAC, ip, ss, DNS and ping.
✨Security and File System Permissions (7 of 40): user types, sudo and su, ssh, scp and SSH keys, /etc/passwd, /etc/shadow, creating users and groups, chmod, chown, the sticky bit and links.
✨Final review: rapid review of all five topics, a command cheat sheet walkthrough and exam-day strategy for 40 questions in 60 minutes.
This is an independent course. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by the Linux Professional Institute (LPI). LPI and Linux Essentials are trademarks of their owners. Linux is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds. All lecture content, labs and questions are original.
Who this course is for
⭐ Beginners preparing for the Linux Essentials 2.0 (010-200) exam.
⭐ Help desk, desktop support and field technicians who want real command-line skills.
⭐ Students starting a path toward LPIC-1, cloud, DevOps or cybersecurity roles.
⭐ Windows users who want a practical, hands-on first step into Linux.
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