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=Introduction=
This lab assumes that you know the IP address of your Linux system and are connected to the ITCnet VPN network. If you need help with these steps please see [[ITC_VPN_Instructions | the VPN instructions]] and [[Lab_1_mnjk#Installing_sudo_and_checking_your_IP_address | the previous lab]].

In this lab you will perform the following tasks:
*Installing the '''links''' web browser
*Installing the [https://httpd.apache.org/ Apache] webserver
*Installing [https://www.python.org/ Python] and its dependencies


You will use the following commands:
*'''[https://linux.die.net/man/1/ls ls]'''

=Lab Procedure=
==Lab Section Titles Should Capitalize First Letters of Words except Prepositions or Conjunctions==
'''''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ Video Tutorial - Lab Section Title]''''' <br>
If there is something at the beginning before the numbering starts don't indent it.
<ol>
<li> Steps should be numbered using '''li''' tags. </li>
* Sub-steps should be bulleted using asterisks.
* Another sub-step.
* Yet another sub-step.
<li> Step 2. </li>
* Sub-step about Step 2
: ''NOTE: Notes should be indented with a colon, and wrapped in double apostrophes. Also, they should start with the word NOTE capitalized, and end with a period.''
<li> This is a step to show how the '''code''' tag should be used. To place it on its own line and not within the paragraph, move it to the next line and place a colon before it.</li>
: <code> mkdir <my_directory> </code>
:''NOTE: When using a variable name in a code tag, such as '''<my_directory>''', it should be wrapped in '''< >''' to make it stand out.
This is how a transition sentence should appear between steps.
<li> This is a step to show how to highlight a command, such as '''apt install''', within the step.</li>
: ''NOTE: If the command is in a note, it will be bold and italicized such as '''apt install'''.''
<li> Example of a multi-line '''pre''' tag. Best for keeping all lines within the same box or for showing indentation. </li>
<pre>
If you have multi-line code / printout
   that needs to show indentation for whatever reason
      using pre tags
   work better than code tags.
This is an example of a pre tag.
</pre>
<li> This is an example of the same printout, but with '''code''' tags.</li>
: ''NOTE: Each line is a separate box and there is no indentation.''
<code>If you have multi-line code / printout</code><br>
<code>   that needs to show indentation for whatever reason,</code><br>
<code>      using pre tags</code><br>
<code>   work better than code tags.</code><br>
<code>This is an example of a code tag.</code>

=Checking Your Work=