List of MicroSims for Learning Linux
Interactive Micro Simulations to help students learn Linux fundamentals.
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Side-by-side comparison of
bashandzshshells with star ratings for compatibility, features, and customization. -

Color-coded breakdown of Linux command structure showing commands, options, and arguments with hover explanations.
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Interactive viewer for exploring the course's 550-concept learning graph with search, taxonomy filtering, and real-time statistics.
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Comparison table of major Linux distributions with ratings for user-friendliness, stability, and software freshness.
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Interactive timeline of key milestones in Linux history from 1991 to 2025, with category filtering and event details.
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Open Source vs Proprietary Software

Visual infographic comparing open source and proprietary software licensing models with examples.
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Workflow diagram illustrating how user commands flow through the shell to the Linux kernel.
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Interactive breakdown of shell prompt components: username, hostname, current directory, and user indicator.
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Simulated terminal for practicing tab completion with three progressive difficulty levels.
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Visual history showing how UNIX evolved from Bell Labs in 1969 into BSD, System V, and Linux branches.
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Animated visualization of data flowing through piped commands, demonstrating the "do one thing well" philosophy.
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Interactive timeline tracing virtualization from IBM mainframes (1967) through containers, serverless, and microVMs to 2025.
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Pie chart, bar chart, and data table showing Linux's ~90% dominance on web servers versus Windows.