Linux For Dummies - Softcover

Witherspoon

 
9780764502750: Linux For Dummies

Synopsis

Linux is a UNIX clone written from scratch and available free over the Internet. This text presents information which should help readers decide which version of Linux is best for them, along with information on how to customize Linux to best suit their needs. The book aims to provide readers with all they will need to know about using Linux for networking and using it to set up a server for the World Wide Web. All of Linux's commands and utilities are covered, as well as troubleshooting for the most common Linux problems.

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From the Back Cover

Surf the Net, manage e–mail, and get to work

Your guide to installing and using Linux – no experience needed!

So, yesterday you′d never heard of Linux? No matter – with this friendly guide at your side, you can install Red Hat Linux 8 today and be using it tomorrow. Loaded with helpful tips and advice about security, interfaces, cool new Internet tools, and more, it will help you pack your PC with penguin–power.

All this on 2 bonus CD–ROMs

The latest distribution of Red Hat Linux Publisher′s Edition, including GNOME and KDE interfaces

System Requirements: Pentium–Class PC with 32 MB RAM (96 MB recommended), CD–ROM, 650 MB free hard drive space (2.5 GB recommended). See the About the CD–ROM appendix for details and complete system requirements.

About the Author

Dee–Ann LeBlanc is a writer and trainer specializing in Linux.

Melanie Hoag is a WAN manager, writer, and trainer specializing in Linux and NetWare.

Evan Blomquist is a trainer, consultant, and Linux specialist.

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