From the course: Complete Guide to Navigating Linux: Working with Users, Files, and Networks
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Lesson 2 lab: Managing users and processes - Linux Tutorial
From the course: Complete Guide to Navigating Linux: Working with Users, Files, and Networks
Lesson 2 lab: Managing users and processes
- All right, we are now at the end of this lesson. Let's do a lab. In this lab, create a user with the name "Linda," and set the password for this user to "password." Make sure the user has a home directory and is capable of learning commands with elevated privileges using sudo. Next, open a shell user as Linda and create a simple textile with the contents "echo hello world." Run this file as the program file. Then start to command sleep infinity with the lowest priority as a background job, and find out which command is apparent process of the sleep command, and terminate the sleep command. That's all.
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