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====== Practical Linux Tutorial ======
Our monthly event to introduce people to the Linux command line and a tutorial on how to set up your own Linux server.

|Next event|**6pm Mon 18th July, Bon Accord, 153 North Street, Glasgow**|
|Meetup link (optional)|https://www.meetup.com/open-source-glasgow/events/286917549/|

It combines the following two events into one:
  * [[https://opensource.glasgow.social/command_line|Linux Command Line for Beginners]] (also known as Command Line for Hackers!)
  * [[https://opensource.glasgow.social/webserver|Setting up a webserver from Scratch]]

The night is designed around who arrives - if you'd like to work through the command line part (either completely from scratch, or continuing from where you left off) you can concentrate on that.

Alternatively, if you are interested in the webserver part, let us know and we'll take you through the first steps and seat you with others doing the same.

We're available all night to answer questions on anything related, including how to install applications or projects from github etc.

Check out our [[Matrix]] chat room (room ID: [[https://matrix.to/#/#opensource:glasgow.social?via=glasgow.social|#opensource:glasgow.social]]) to get to know us before the meetup - especially if you have any questions (or to let us know to prepare for something you'd like help with on the night).

Most of all the night is designed to be informal, fun and to teach you something (or maybe you just want to come, be socialable and help others).  Either way, we'd love to see you!

===== How to find us =====
Look for a table with lots of laptops.  We'll also post details of exactly what table we're sitting at in the #opensource chat room and on the meetup page.
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