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Beginning Fedora"X" 666 pages - paperback Hungry Minds Inc - (isbn 0-7645-6996-1) Aug. 2004 |
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46,96 EUR
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| Author(s): |
Gundavaram,
Shishir / Sharma, Kapil / Thomas, Deepak / Bhattacharya, Sandip /
Mauro, Pancrazio De / Mamone, Mark / Whiting, Simon
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| Description: |
What
is this book about? Beginning Fedora 2 teaches you everything you need
to know in order to install, configure, use, and maintain Fedora. This
book targeted primarily at readers who are using (or planning to use)
the Fedora Linux operating system for the first time. It offers the
simple, plain-speaking guidance you need as you begin to explore the
vast potential of open source software. The key features of the book
include the following: * Installing Linux, especially how to prepare so
that you don't get any nasty surprises halfway through * The basics of
Linux, including a tour of the desktop interface and how to use user
accounts, the Linux file system, hardware configuration, and managing
your machine's resources * Configuring your Linux machine to connect to
the Internet, or to a local area network, so that you can start to send
and receive e-mails and use the Internet * Installing new packages,
upgrading packages, and removing packages * Exploring the many
applications to perform everyday tasks, such as web browsers, office
applications, and MP3 players * Explaining how to use the shell,
including combining commands into a script, defining the input to (and
output from) a script, and how to build logical structures into
scripts, get them to run in specific circumstances, and manage multiple
tasks at the same time * A detailed explanation of the Linux file
system, how to manage your files and directories, and how to use the
shell to generate and manipulate the output from predefined or custom
scripts * Configuring your Linux machine to provide services to othe
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| Contents List: |
About
the Authors. Introduction. What Is Fedora? Why Fedora? What Is Linux?
Who Is Red Hat, Inc? Why Linux? Want to Participate? Who Is This Book
For? What Is Covered in This Book? What You Need to Use This Book.
Conventions. Tell Us What You Think. Errata. Chapter 1: Installing
Fedora 2. Preparing for the Installation. The Installation. Chapter 2:
Fedora 2 Basics. Finding Your Way Around the Desktop. The Filesystem.
Managing the Hardware. Monitoring the System. Using Load Average to
Measure CPU Usage. Configuring the Desktop. Managing Processes.
Managing Services. Managing Users. Chapter 3: Connecting to the
Internet. Connecting to the Internet. Connecting Securely. Managing
Multiple ISPs and Connections. Software and Configuration. Chapter 4:
Everyday Applications. Office Applications. Internet Applications.
Personal Information Management. Multimedia Applications. System
Utilities. Chapter 5: The Filesystem. What Is the Filesystem? File
Search Utilities. Navigating the Filesystem. Managing Drives and
Partitions. Filesystem Maintenance. Chapter 6: The Shell. The Shell as
a Command Line Interface. Built-in Programs and External Programs. Some
Common Shell Commands. Special Keys and Shortcuts. Command Line Syntax.
Configuring the Shell. Managing Tasks. Shell Scripting. Chapter 7:
Managing Your User Accounts. The Purpose of Different User Accounts.
The User Manager. How Linux Stores User Account Information. Advanced
User Account Management. Advanced Group Management. Users, Groups, and
Filesystem Permissions. When root Is Not Necessary. Who Is Logged In?
Chapter 8: Installing and Updating Software. What Is RPM? The RPM
Command Line Tool. Building from Source. Keeping Systems Up-to-Date.
Chapter 9: Building Networks. Networking. Setting Up a Web Server.
Setting Up an FTP Server. Setting Up a Print Server. Setting Up a File
Server. Setting Up a Mail Server. Setting Up a DHCP Server. Chapter 10:
Security. What Is Computer Security? Countering the Threats. Encryption
and Verification. Monitoring Security. Network Security. Security
Enhanced Linux. Security Awareness. Where to Find Out More. Chapter 11: Advanced System Administration. System Configuration. Logging. Backing Up and Archiving. Building from Source. Chapter 12: Rebuilding the Linux Kernel. Why Rebuild the Kernel? Chapter 13: Managing Your System with Perl. What Is Perl? Installation. Installing Extensions. Learning Perl. And Finally ... Chapter 14: Contributing to the Fedora Project. Communicating with Users and Developers. Accessing the Source Code. Chapter 15: Where to Now? Online Resources and Licensing Schemes. System Administration Applications. Development Applications. Appendix: Answers to Exercises. Index. |
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| Weight: | 964 g | |||||||
| Dimensions: | 233 x 187 | |||||||
| Publisher: | John Wiley and Sons Ltd | |||||||
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