Meet Your Dev Machine
Start the Lesson
By the end you have a second computer inside the first, Ubuntu under WSL2 set up as your own user, and can prove it with whoami and uname -r; you can say where its files live and why FS4's backup never sees them; you have a workspace of three folders, a tool ledger with a why on every row, a ten-line bio page typed by hand that opens in the browser, a backup on your stick that you have restored from once, and a check receipt you have read line by line.
Submit Your Work
What You Turn In
- Setup log and whoami screenshot
- Shows your own user name; uname -r shows WSL2
- Workspace tree screenshot
- scs / projects / assets / archive, extensions showing
- Bio page v0 and its source, screenshot
- index.html opens in the browser, five facts, nothing private
- Tool ledger photo fill in on the hub
- Every tool has a one-line why; Ubuntu's written before setup
- backup-scs receipt and the restore pair
- Receipt dated today; one file brought back and opened
- check-scs1.1 receipt, install log entry, method note
- Receipt attached; six lines in the note, the sixth honest
How
- Asha, by Saturday's update.
Done when
- Setup log + whoami screenshot: Own user name; uname -r shows WSL2; log ends SETUP OK
- Workspace tree screenshot: scs / projects / assets / archive, lowercase, extensions showing; find test under 30 s
- Bio page v0 + source screenshot: index.html opens as a page; five facts; every tag closed; nothing private; typed by owner
- Tool ledger photo: Every tool has a why in own words; Ubuntu row dated before setup
- backup-scs receipt + restore pair: Receipt dated today, OK, files > 0; page deleted and copied back, opened
- check-scs1.1 receipt, install log entry, method note: Receipt attached; every NOT YET fixed; six lines, the sixth specific