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Let's Learn Linux Together And Pass LPIC-1 Exam: Lesson 103.5

Find all other LPIC-1 VODs here:    • LPIC-1   This video is part of a series where we’ll learn LPIC-1 and prepare to pass the exam. In this live stream, we cover the lesson "103.5 Create, monitor and kill processes". If you are unable to attend our live streams, you can re-watch the entire session, including the live chat replay, until the next lesson stream begins. After that, the VOD will be available exclusively to YouTube and Patreon members, who also have access to my complete live stream archive, including the previous sessions linked below. We’re covering one LPIC-1 lesson live every Sunday at 19:00 CET, so the stream remains free to watch for the entire week after its release. Key knowledge areas • Run jobs in the foreground and background. • Signal a program to continue running after logout. • Monitor active processes. • Select and sort processes for display. • Send signals to processes. Get access to past sessions:    / @linuxrenaissance   This is the official material that we are using for learning: https://learning.lpi.org/pdfstore/LPI... The stream is very interactive and I expect participants to follow along and answer questions to the best of their knowledge. Make sure to motivate me for more content by, at least, liking the video and leaving a comment. It means a lot to me. Sharing this video with your friends is most welcome as is following this channel! You can support my work financially here: https://shop.linuxrenaissance.com   / linuxrenaissance   -    / @linuxrenaissance   https://ko-fi.com/darth https://zorin.com/linuxrenaissance Social links: My webpage: https://linuxrenaissance.com My Matrix room: https://matrix.to/#/!FgDAsRNROMvVGxxL... My PeerTube channel: https://video.fosshq.org/c/lxr My YouTube chanel:    / @linuxrenaissance   My Odysee channel: https://odysee.com/@LinuxRenaissance:1 My Twitch channel:   / linuxrenaissance   Linux Renaissance is supported by OPNsense: https://opnsense.org