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  1. https://www.edx.org/
  2. http://cs50.io/
  3. https://c9.io/feeasgfas
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  6. This method is easy af. Follow the steps below to get started.
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  10. 1. Go to edx (link above)
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  12. 2. Cick register
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  14. 3. Enter any name/username/password. Use a real email (can be a temp email, whatever you want)
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  16. 4. Click create account.
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  18. 5. Go to your email.
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  20. 6. Go to the link in your email to verify/activate your account.
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  22. 7. Go to cs50.io
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  24. 8. Click "go"
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  26. 9. Click "allow"
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  28. 10. Go to c9.io/feesgfas
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  30. 11. Sign in with your email+password
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  32. 12. Delete any workspace (click the workspace, click the cog next to "clone" , click delete workspace, type "ide50", click coace.
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  36. From here, you could create whatever workspace with whatever template you want, and use this as a hosting platform. If you want to configure it to be a vps, continue with the steps below.
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  40. 14. Change the workspace to private.
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  42. 15. Name your workspace whatever
  43. 16. Choose python as the template.
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  45. 17. Once it is done creating your workspace, down near the bottom type the following commands one by one into the bash
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  47. git clone https://github.com/billyprice1/cloud9-vnc.git
  48. cd cloud9-vnc
  49. sudo apt-get update
  50. sudo ./install.sh
  51. ./run.sh
  52. sudo apt-get install firefox
  53. When you install, it will ask you if you want to set a password. Respond with "yes" and set a password.
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  55. Throughout the installation process, just reply Y or "yes" to everything.
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  59. 18. Once everything is done installing, click to the link it shows you in the bash (`VNC client running at LINK HERE`), click open, click connect, enter your password, and voila! There you go!
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  63. Before we installed firefox to make it easy to install other programs. Right click and go to Applications --> Shells --> Bash (click on Bash). Type "firefox". Firefox will then open.
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  67. ENJOY!
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