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by Richard Blum (Author)
Linux is for everyone!
Linux All-in-One For Dummies breaks down the ever-popular operating system to its basics and trains users on the art of Linux. This handy reference covers all the latest updates and operating system features. It presents content on Linux desktops, applications, and more. With eight books in one, you'll have access to the most comprehensive overview of Linux around. Explore the inner workings of Linux machines, so you'll know Linux front to back. This all-inclusive handbook also walks you through solving Linux problems--complete with hands-on examples--so you'll be a Linux whiz before you know it.
- Get familiar with Linux as you install and customize the operating system
- Learn how to navigate the file system, use the Linux shell, and get online
- Become a Linux guru with server hosting, scripting, and security how-tos
- Study for your Linux certification by using this complete guide as your reference
This book is a massive source of support for beginning and intermediate Linux users, as well as those looking to brush up on their knowledge for certification. And, thanks to the signature Dummies approach, it's also a lot of fun.
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Get a running start with Linux(R)!
Getting started with Linux is fun, rewarding, and challenging. And if you're looking for a comprehensive resource covering everything you need to know to get a handle on using this powerful operating system, look no further. You'll discover easy-to-follow guidance on getting online, networking, security, and more, all in the celebrated Linux OS!
8 Books Inside...
- Getting Started with Linux
- Linux Desktops
- Networking
- Administration
- Managing Linux Servers
- Security
- Scripting
- Linux Certification
Author Biography
Richard Blum has more than 30 years' experience in the IT industry working as a systems and network administrator. He is an online instructor for Linux and programming courses and is the author of Linux Command Line and Shell Scripting Bible, Linux Essentials, and Linux For Dummies.
