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What is Linux? |
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Can you run your usual
applications on Linux? |
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Should you switch to
Linux? |
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Assessing Linux |
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Using and administering
Linux |
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| Overview |
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Evolution
and growth of Linux |
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GNUs and
GPLs |
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Features
and interoperability |
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Shell and
graphical user interface |
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Available
applications for Linux |
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Differences
between experimental
and production kernels |
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Obtaining
Linux and support options for using Linux |
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| Using
Linux |
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Planning
your installation |
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Partitioning
requirements and methods |
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Installing
Linux in typical mode |
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Logging
on to Linux and shutting it down |
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Using the
Linux file system |
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Using permissions
and file commands |
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Using the
X Window and GNOME |
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| Managing
your system |
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Users |
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Groups |
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Commands |
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Installing
& upgrading software |
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Installing
source code |
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Linux processes |
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Backing
up data |
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| Networking |
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TCP/IP |
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Linux networking |
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How PPP
works in Linux |
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PPP configuration
in Red Hat Linux |
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PPP using
netcfg |
