Linux User Cookbook

Quick Start

[ ] 🌐Download & Install MobaXterm
[ ] 🙂Ask admin to make you account (Login IP, Username, Password)
[ ] 🤖Establish the remote session of MobaXterm to log in the server with SSH
[ ] ⌨️(Optional) Establish the remote development environment with VSCode or Pycharm or something like
[ ] 🆗(Optional) Set up your Key Authorization of SSH login without password

Client in PC end

MobaXterm provides the State-of-Art experience of operating a remote-based Linux Server in your PC Client.

MobaXterm free Xserver and tabbed SSH client for Windows

For personal use, the FREE version is enough.

Authorization & Login

Ask your Linux Server administrator to make you the environment.
- You will need the username, password, home directory and login shell.
Make sure he or she enables your account with SSH login permission.

Setup SSH connection with MobaXterm

The MobaXterm provides one-stand initializing with SSH.

Links to the remote host

Choose a Terminal Type

Basically, it makes the terminal more colorful

Setup proxy if necessary

Tell the MobaXterm to remember the session as the session name

After you input the username and press Enter, the password area will give no feedback as you type.

It is OK, just type it and press Enter to submit.

The session will automatically remember your password, that means

The next time you log in with the session, you are exempt to submit the username and password;
If you want to log in with another username, you have to establish another session or uncheck the username in the step-1;
If the password fails for some reason, the login prompt will show again and ask to input the password again.

Shell

The shell is the main interaction between you and the server through terminal.

Introduction to Linux Shell and Shell Scripting - GeeksforGeeks

If you are using any major operating system you are indirectly interacting to shell. If you are running Ubuntu, Linux Mint or any other Linux distribution, you are interacting to shell every time you use terminal. In this article I will discuss about linux shells and shell scripting so before understanding shell scripting we have to get familiar with following terminologies – Kernel, Shell, Terminal.