The Linux command line provides extensive access to operating system files and configurations. In this video, you’ll learn about file management, software installation, network configurations, troubleshooting processes, and much more. << Previous Video: macOS Features Next Video: Linux Features (coming soon!) >>
A number of usability and management features are included with macOS. In this video, you’ll learn about Mission Control, Keychain, Spotlight, iCloud, Gestures, and more. << Previous Video: macOS System Preferences Next Video: Linux Commands >>
If you need to make a change to your macOS system, then you’ll probably use the System Preferences app. In this video, you’ll learn about configuration options for Displays, Network, Printers & Scanners, Privacy, Accessibility, and Time Machine. << Previous Video: macOS Overview Next Video: macOS Features >>
macOS includes important tools for managing the operating system. In this video, you’ll learn about file types, the Apple App Store, corporate restrictions, backups, and more. << Previous Video: Upgrading Windows Next Video: macOS System Preferences >>
Upgrading an operating system requires research and planning. In this video, you’ll learn about upgrade methods, boot drive preparation, OS requirements, and product life cycles. << Previous Video: Installing Operating Systems Next Video: macOS Overview >>
There are many different methods and techniques for installing an operating system. In this video, you’ll learn about boot methods, types of installations, disk partitions, and formatting options. << Previous Video: File Systems Next Video: Upgrading Windows >>
Most operating systems can support various file systems. In this video, you’ll learn about mosZt common use for FAT32, NTFS, ext3, ext4, and APFS file systems. << Previous Video: Operating Systems Overview Next Video: Installing Operating Systems >>
There are many choices for operating systems. In this video, you’ll learn about Microsoft Windows, Linux, Apple macOS, Chrome OS, Apple iPadOS, Apple iOS, and Google Android. << Previous Video: Installing Applications Next Video: File Systems >>
There are many specifications to consider when installing a new application. In this video, you’ll learn about CPU differences, graphics options, RAM requirements, hardware tokens, and more. << Previous Video: Windows Network Connections Next Video: Operating Systems Overview >>
The Windows OS can communicate through many different types of networks. In this video, you’ll learn about VPN, wireless, wired, and WWAN network connections. << Previous Video: Windows IP Address Configuration Next Video: Installing Applications >>
