A practical guide to Linux
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A practical guide to Linux
Addison Wesley, c1997
- : pbk. : alk. paper
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Combining the strengths of a tutorial and a reference, this new book by UNIX expert Mark Sobell gives you the knowledge and skills to master Linux. Uniquely designed for both beginners and experienced users, A Practical Guide to Linux 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 two is a comprehensive reference, containing descriptions and examples of 87 utilities. The book includes several complete example sessions on downloading and installing Linux-based utilities and other software from the Internet.
Table of Contents
I. THE LINUX OPERATING SYSTEM.
Linux: A Product of the Internet.
Getting Started.
An Introduction to the Utilities.
The Linux Filesystem.
The Shell.
Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs).
Networking and the Internet.
The vi Editor.
The emacs Editor.
The Bourne Again Shell.
Shell Programming.
The TC Shell.
The Z Shell and Advanced Shell Programming.
Programming Tools.
System Administration.
II. THE LINUX PROGRAMS.
Regular Expressions.
Help!
Emulators.
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