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Running Linux
by: Matt Welsh & Lar Kaufman
This second edition of Running
Linux covers everything you need to understand,
install, and start using the Linux operating
system. It includes a comprehensive installation
tutorial, complete information on system
maintenance, tools for document development
and programming.
NOTE: Many, many people start out
with this book.
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Learning
Red Hat Linux
By McCarty, Bill
Please Note: We are happy to
take orders for not yet published titles for
customers who want to reserve copies in advance.
It is difficult to estimate how long it will
take them to arrive. Not yet published titles
are like software, subject to delays and occasional
cancellation. Estimated ship dates are supplied
by publishers. Prices can be different from
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The
Complete Idiot's Guide to Linux (The Complete
Idiot's Guide)
by Manuel Alberto Ricart
This book covers: Preparing
to install the system, Using shells and online
documentation, The X Windows graphical interface,
Networking and Internet, Administration, Configuring
Linux for multimedia, A guide to available
software and tools. Users who have been wanting
to get started, but not sure how to go about
it, or those who have not made deep inroads
into their installed system, will benefit
most from the book. Our book gets users started
but doesn't leave them stranded once they're
up and running. In addition, its step-by-step
guide to standard Linux tasks satisfies the
users' need to utilize the system's capabilities,
especially its Internet functions. |
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Linux
in a Nutshell : A Desktop Quick Reference
(Nutshell Handbook) by
Ellen Siever, O'Reilly Staff
This complete reference covers the core commands
available on common Linux distributions. It
contains all user, programming, administration,
and networking commands with options, and
also documents a wide range of GNU tools.
New material in the second edition includes
popular LILO and Loadlin programs used for
dual-booting, a Perl quick-reference, and
RCS/CVS source control commands |
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Linux
for Dummies Quick Reference (For Dummies)
by Phil Hughes
This "Quick Reference" is a handy guide to
the most commonly used Linux commands and
tasks, emphasizing the most popular text editors,
Windows interfaces, and Linux flavors. The
book covers the shell commands, basic shell
scripting commands, and common networking
and administration commands.
NOTE: This is
the quick reference book not the original
Linux for Dummies--which was rated as poor,
by Linuxnewbie.org users. |
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Linux
Unleashed (Unleashed Series)
by Tim Parker
Red Hat Linux Unleashed, Third
Edition gives you the information you need
to install, configure, and manage the latest
version of the Red Hat operating system -
5.2. Version 5.2 boasts a new and improved
installation program, updated libraries and
a host of other improvements, and this book
covers them all. Covers everything you need
to know about Red Hat Linux 5.2, from installation
to administration. Extensive coverage of shells
and shell programming will help you get the
most out of your system. CD-ROM contains Red
Hat Linux 5.2! |
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Red
Hat Linux Secrets
by Naba Barkakati,
Nabajyoti Barkakati
Now you can poke around under the hood of
the Linux operating system thanks to Red Hat®
LINUX® Secrets®, 2nd Edition. From kernel
installation to advanced add-on development
-- Red Hat LINUX Secrets, 2nd Edition has
the inside scoop on the latest industry developments.
Programming expert and prolific computer book
author Naba Barkakati will help you configure
your Linux box to effectively meet all your
computing needs. With Red Hat LINUX Secrets,
2nd Edition, you'll also discover how to customize
Linux as an Internet host, configure Linux
for hardware peripherals, and much more. Staying
true to its appellation, Red Hat LINUX Secrets,
2nd Edition comes with a CD-ROM featuring
Red Hat Linux 5.1, Linux kernel 2.2.34, tools
for ISP access, and a slew of software accessories.
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A
Practical Guide to Linux
by Mark G. Sobell
This new book by best-selling UNIX author
Mark Sobell combines the strengths of a tutorial
and those of a reference to give you the knowledge
and skills to master Linux. Uniquely designed
for both beginners and experienced users,
A Practical Guide to Linux requires no prior
programming experience. It begins with an
extensive tutorial to bring those with less
experience up to speed, and then quickly progresses
to detailed chapters on GUIs, networking,
the vi and emacs editors, three popular shells,
programming tools, and system administration.
Part II is a comprehensive reference containing
descriptions and examples of 87 utilities.
This book includes several complete example
sessions on downloading and installing Linux-based
utilities and other software from the Internet.
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Debian
2.0 By
Scheetz, Dale
This is the definitive Debian Linux guide
with both a 230+ page text and three CD-ROM
discs. Topics covered by software include
Debian Linux, Networking, Programming Tools,
GUI, Desktop Publishing, Business, Fun Things,
and Multimedia.
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Linux
Configuration And Installation, Fourth Edition
By Volkerding,
Patrick / Reichard, Kevin / Foster-Johnson,
Eric
Have you been searching for the perfect,
all-encompassing LINUX primer? Do you need
a point of departure, a complete introduction
to the wide world of LINUX? Look no further
than LINUX® Installation and Configuration,
4th Edition, dubbed a "new LINUX user's
godsend" by the LINUX Journal.
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