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17 changes: 3 additions & 14 deletions LINUX.md
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Expand Up @@ -21,10 +21,9 @@ There are three main components to the setup!
## Part 1: Setup your local computer

In this section you'll setup your local computer and create some accounts. It will include:
1. Installing the primary communication tool you'll use during the bootcamp: **Slack**!
2. Create some accounts: GitHub, Broadcom (to download VMware).
3. Install **Visual Studio Code (VS Code)**
4. Create your virtual machine with **VMware** and connect to it with **VS Code**!
1. Create some accounts: GitHub, Broadcom (to download VMware).
1. Install **Visual Studio Code (VS Code)**
1. Create your virtual machine with **VMware** and connect to it with **VS Code**!

## Part 2: Configure your Virtual Machine Part 1

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Download and install [DBeaver ("Community" edition) 🔗](https://dbeaver.io/download) on your local machine, a free and open source SQL Client to connect to databases, explore schema, and run **SQL queries**.


## Kitt

You should have received an email from Le Wagon inviting you to sign up on [Kitt](https://kitt.lewagon.com) (our learning platform). When submitting your onboarding form on Kitt, you should have received two additional invitations:

- One from Slack, inviting you to the Le Wagon Alumni slack community (where you'll chat with your buddies and all the previous alumni). Click on **Join** and fill the information.
- One from GitHub, inviting you to `lewagon` team. **Accept it** otherwise you won't be able to access the lecture slides.

If you haven't, please contact your teaching team.


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## Part 1: Setup your local computer

In this section you'll setup your local computer and create some accounts. It will include:
1. Installing the primary communication tool you'll use during the bootcamp: **Slack**!
2. Create some accounts: GitHub, Broadcom (to download VMware).
3. Install **Visual Studio Code (VS Code)**
4. Create your virtual machine with **VMware** and connect to it with **VS Code**!
1. Create some accounts: GitHub, Broadcom (to download VMware).
1. Install **Visual Studio Code (VS Code)**
1. Create your virtual machine with **VMware** and connect to it with **VS Code**!

## Part 2: Configure your Virtual Machine Part 1

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Download and install [DBeaver ("Community" edition) 🔗](https://dbeaver.io/download) on your local machine, a free and open source SQL Client to connect to databases, explore schema, and run **SQL queries**.


## Kitt

You should have received an email from Le Wagon inviting you to sign up on [Kitt](https://kitt.lewagon.com) (our learning platform). When submitting your onboarding form on Kitt, you should have received two additional invitations:

- One from Slack, inviting you to the Le Wagon Alumni slack community (where you'll chat with your buddies and all the previous alumni). Click on **Join** and fill the information.
- One from GitHub, inviting you to `lewagon` team. **Accept it** otherwise you won't be able to access the lecture slides.

If you haven't, please contact your teaching team.


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## Part 1: Setup your local computer

In this section you'll setup your local computer and create some accounts. It will include:
1. Installing the primary communication tool you'll use during the bootcamp: **Slack**!
2. Create some accounts: GitHub, Broadcom (to download VMware).
3. Install **Visual Studio Code (VS Code)**
4. Create your virtual machine with **VMware** and connect to it with **VS Code**!
1. Create some accounts: GitHub, Broadcom (to download VMware).
1. Install **Visual Studio Code (VS Code)**
1. Create your virtual machine with **VMware** and connect to it with **VS Code**!

## Part 2: Configure your Virtual Machine Part 1

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- ubuntu_vm_test
- repo_overview
- dbeaver
- setup/kitt
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- ubuntu_vm_test
- repo_overview
- dbeaver
- setup/kitt
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- ubuntu_vm_test
- repo_overview
- dbeaver
- setup/kitt
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Expand Up @@ -21,10 +21,9 @@ There are three main components to the setup!
## Part 1: Setup your local computer

In this section you'll setup your local computer and create some accounts. It will include:
1. Installing the primary communication tool you'll use during the bootcamp: **Slack**!
2. Create some accounts: GitHub, Broadcom (to download VMware).
3. Install **Visual Studio Code (VS Code)**
4. Create your virtual machine with **VMware** and connect to it with **VS Code**!
1. Create some accounts: GitHub, Broadcom (to download VMware).
1. Install **Visual Studio Code (VS Code)**
1. Create your virtual machine with **VMware** and connect to it with **VS Code**!

## Part 2: Configure your Virtual Machine Part 1

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Download and install [DBeaver ("Community" edition) 🔗](https://dbeaver.io/download) on your local machine, a free and open source SQL Client to connect to databases, explore schema, and run **SQL queries**.


## Kitt

You should have received an email from Le Wagon inviting you to sign up on [Kitt](https://kitt.lewagon.com) (our learning platform). When submitting your onboarding form on Kitt, you should have received two additional invitations:

- One from Slack, inviting you to the Le Wagon Alumni slack community (where you'll chat with your buddies and all the previous alumni). Click on **Join** and fill the information.
- One from GitHub, inviting you to `lewagon` team. **Accept it** otherwise you won't be able to access the lecture slides.

If you haven't, please contact your teaching team.