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intro/intro_to_intro.md

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ summarize why a particular piece software has been selected.
 In particular we will cover:
 
 1. Linux, Linux CLI basics
-==============================
+------------------------------
 1.1. why Linux - 1 video
 1.2. Linux as a daily driver - bonus video
 1.2. GNU/Linux system outline, terminology - 1 video
@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ In particular we will cover:
   - vim the text editor
 
 2. Python
-===========
+-----------
 2.1. basic syntax and usage
 2.2. common packages
 2.10. numpy
@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ In particular we will cover:
 2.12. scipy
 
 3. ur_simple_control
-======================
+----------------------
     3.0. basic info - 1 video
     3.1. Docker - 1 video
     3.2. ur_simple_control - 1 video

linux/02_linux_as_daily_driver.md

 ## why linux as a daily driver?
 ------------------------------
 0. there are only two reasons why you don't have it
-    0.1. some apps and games aren't ported
-    0.2. it's not preinstalled when you buy a computer
-    0.3. you can dual-boot and have the other os too
+    - some apps and games aren't ported
+    - it's not preinstalled when you buy a computer
+    - you can dual-boot and have the other os too
 1. it just works
-    1.1. you decide when to update
-    1.2. works better and faster than competition - fast even on old hardware
-    1.3. even if you blow it up, you can reinstall everything in an hour
-    1.4. every problem is fixable
+    - you decide when to update
+    - works better and faster than competition - fast even on old hardware
+    - even if you blow it up, you can reinstall everything in an hour
+    - every problem is fixable
 2. you control it
-    2.1. don't like something - remove it, replace it
-    2.2. want something - install it, it's free
-    2.3. no viruses if you don't install them
+    - don't like something - remove it, replace it
+    - want something - install it, it's free
+    - no viruses if you don't install them
 3. infinite customizability
-    3.1. it can look like anything
-    3.2. your workflow can be whatever you want,
+    - it can look like anything
+    - your workflow can be whatever you want,
          you don't even know what's possible yet
 4. everything is a text file
 5. any sequence of commands can be put into a script,

linux/03_CLI_basics.md

 ## CLI most basic commands 
-**examples**: all listed commands in use
+--------------------------
+
+**examples**: all listed commands in use  
 Content:
 - sudo
 - apt - example update and install htop  

linux/04_docker.md

 ## Docker
+---------------
 
 - basically Linux virtual machines
 - can be combine with the host (internet access, memory,...) -> VERY fast

linux/05_networking.md

 ## networking
+------------------
 
 - serious topic: requires knowledge of operating systems theory,
   parallelism, IPC, the full internet stack,...

linux/06_advanced_basics.md

 ## advanced basics
+-------------------
 - piping
 - forming a script
 - using git (cloning, add, commit, push, pull (example in docker))
 
-## vim
+### vim
 - just do vimtutor and look at my keystrokes
 - :help something is very well written and useful
 - vim - editing at the speed of thought is book if you want to be an expert