Linux for Dummies, First Edition
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Publication
1998 - Hungry Minds Inc
Language
English
Word Count
90,000 words, Guess
Page Count
360 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Internet Archivelinuxfordummies00with
- ISBN-100764502751
- ISBN-139780764502750
- LibraryThing570065
- Open LibraryOL8041630M
First Sentence
Welcome to the world of Linux, the operating system developed by thousands of people around the world!
Description
LINUX is a sleek, fast, easy-to-use operating system similar to UNIX but without the fuss, bother, and complexity. LINUX For Dummies enables you to take charge of your computer's capabilities with confidence without requiring you to have a Ph.D. in computer science. You may have little or no experience tinkering around with the LINUX operating system, but that's okay -- with this book, you'll be tackling major jobs like a pro in no time. Inside, find helpful advice on how to Understand the LINUX command system and make it work for you Apply LINUX's power to your desktop with helpful configuration utilities Select a shell program you like and tailor it to fit your needs Build a file system and fill it with tailored utilities and applications Organize your LINUX system for networking Customize LINUX solutions to your personal and business computing needs Compare applications packages Find additional sources of LINUX information Install and configure an operating system on your computer.
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