Thinking about switching to Linux but find the prospect too daunting? Many people think it takes years of practice to become a Linux user. Actually, only takes a few tries to become fluent in the system and take advantage of all of its capabilities! 
Linux For Dummies, 7th Edition shows you the ins and outs that you need to master in order to build a smoothly functioning Linux system—and gives you the know-how and confidence to use it. This easy-to-read guide walks you through installation, using tools, securing systems, and more. Providing a general overview of the program as well as basic instructions, you’ll have the tools you need to: <ul>
<li>Install and configure Linux</li> <li>Connect to the internet</li> <li>Browse the Web with Firefox</li> <li>Manipulate files and directories</li> <li>Understand and use the Linux filesystem</li> <li>Download and install software to Linux</li> <li>Choose a secure password</li> <li>Work without the GUI</li> <li>View and edit text files</li> <li>Take full advantage of OpenOffice.org</li> <li>Control and use your multimedia</li> </ul>
Packed with troubleshooting tips and steps for recovering data with Knoppix, along with a bonus DVD that includes full Fedora Core and Knoppix distributions and ISO images of Linspire, Five-O, SUSE Xandros, ad Mandriva, Linux For Dummies, 7th Edition is the authoritative reference to this classic system!

Linux For Dummies, 7th Edition

Computers & Technology

LeBlanc, Dee-Ann

Operating Systems

For Dummies

The day has finally arrived for you enter the users’ paradise of open source computing. Now, you will no longer be a slave to proprietary source code as you take the bold leap into the brave new world of Linux. It all starts with this book. 
Want to start using Linux but aren’t sure where to begin? This friendly guide walks you through Linux fundamentals and offers tons of savvy tips on how to make Linux work for you. In no time, you’ll: <ul>
<li>Get a handle on Linux and open source computing</li> <li>Install, configure, customize, and fine-tune Red Hat 7 on your PC</li> <li>Use dozens of cool Linux tools, editors, utilities, and applications</li> <li>Connect to the Internet</li> <li>Customize GNOME interface</li> <li>Get up to speed on Linux networking basics</li> </ul>
Written in plain English for users of every level of experience, Linux For Dummies, 3rd Edition defines the terms and shows you all the ins and outs you need to master in order to build a smoothly functioning Linux system. Topics covered include: <ul>
<li>Understanding where Linux comes from and what it can do for you</li> <li>Installing and configuring the Linux operating system</li> <li>Working with a Linux system to manage files, add devices, or add and configure software</li> <li>Networking a Linux system for LAN use and Internet access</li> <li>Customizing, tuning, and optimizing your Linux system</li> <li>Managing Linux system security and resources</li> </ul>
On the bonus CD-ROM you’ll find: <ul>
<li>Red Hat Linux 7</li> <li>GNOME and KDE desktops</li> <li>Netscape Communicator</li> <li>Apache Web server</li> <li>Networking tools</li> <li>Internet applications</li> <li>Text editor</li> <li>Graphics software</li> <li>Unix utilities</li> </ul>
The time has come to join the open source revolution with Linux For Dummies, 3rd Edition.

Linux For Dummies

Hoag, Melanie

Blomquist, Evan

Covers the essentials that first-time Linux users need to know about installing and using Linux on their desktop. Topics include preparing your PC for Linux, installing, connecting to a network or the Internet, working with the GNOME interface, playing media files, and working with the file system. Covers specialized uses of Linux including using Linux as a server as well as an embedded or turnkey system, a supercomputer, a real-time controller. Covers the latest tools for browsing the Internet, being productive, and keeping your connection secure. Series features: Includes the simple and fun reference style that has made the For Dummies series a favorite for over 200,000 first-time Linux users. ABOUT THE CD-ROM Two CDs included with this book contain the latest distribution of Red Hat Linux.

<ul>
<li>This friendly guide gives Linux newcomers the lowdown on how to install and use Linux on the desktop-and join the worldwide community of twenty million Linux users</li> <li>Shows how to get up and running with the latest versions of Red Hat Linux as well as two other popular Linux distributions: Mandrake and SuSE</li> <li>Covers prepping a computer for Linux, booting and stopping Linux, connecting to the Internet, surfing the Web, using e-mail, working with cool Internet tools, and manipulating files and directories</li> <li>Now revised with enhanced coverage of the OpenOffice.org Desktop Productivity Suite.</li> <li>Includes a DVD that contains all of the CD-ROMs that make up the full Fedora Core Distribution, including the source code.</li> </ul>

Linux for Dummies

John Wiley&Sons, Inc.

Previous editions of Linux For Dummies have garnered rave reviews. However, there’s one scary term applied to them—outdated! The 6th Edition remedies that with easy-to-understand information on the latest version of the most popular Linux distributions, including Fedora Core, SuSE, Mandrake, Xandros, Linspire, and Knoppix. This guide walks you though installing, configuring, tuning, and using each version of Linux, the low-cost, secure alternative to expensive operating systems. You’ll discover how to: 
<ul>
<li>Prep your computer for Linux</li> <li>Boot and stop Linux</li> <li>Connect to the Internet, e-mail, surf the Web, and access and use cool Internet tools</li> <li>Manage files and directories</li> <li>Do word processing and more with Open Office.org</li> <li>Updated material includes:</li> <li>Info on the wireless Internet connection</li> <li>Coverage of the new SELinux infrastructure, an important new security feature</li> <li>Updated GNOME and KDE coverage</li> </ul>
Written by Dee-Ann LeBlanc, award-winning author of numerous books and articles and author or coauthor of the popular previous editions of Linux For Dummies, this edition not only guides you step by step, it also includes an appendix of common Linux commands and a comprehensive index so you can find what you need to know without taking extra steps. The bonus DVD includes: <ul>
<li>The full, installable version of Fedora Core 3 and Knoppix</li> <li>ISO images (that will save hours of downloading time) for SUSE live, Mandrake full version, Xandros Open Circulation version, and Linspire full version</li> </ul>
If you want to explore the different distributions of Linux, this is the guide for you!

A one-of-a-kind, interactive tutorial and reference package for new Internet users, this workbook and CD are tightly integrated to create a unique interactive approach to learning how to use the Internet. The CD contains the tutorial multimedia clips, interactive quizzes for each lesson, plus all the connection/comm software to get onto the Internet.

Internet CD Tutor

Leblanc, Richard J.

Que Pub

Provides everything needed to install and configure a personal Internet server from detailed instructions on building and maintaining as well as Linux, NCSA Internet, Web Server, FTP, and Usenet software. Original. (Advanced).

Running a Perfect Internet Site With Linux

Networking & Cloud Computing

Introduces the Eudora e-mail system, with tips on pasting Web hyperlinks into e-mail, filtering out junk mail, and establishing multiple e-mail accounts

Using Eudora

Covers common installation issues as they relate to networking, ISP connectivity, and XWindows - topics that are not covered in the Redhat and Caldera installation guides. Details the how-tos of partitioning hard drives, creating user accounts, working with file systems, compiling the kernel, configuring a LAN, working with the internet and Perl, and monitoring security issues. Includes a handy tear-out card full of key commands and shortcuts.

Linux Install and Configuration Little Black Book: The Must-Have Troubleshooting Guide to Installing and Configuring Linux

Yates, Isaac-Hajime

Coriolis Group

General Linux I Exam Prep prepares readers for Exam 101, "General Linux I," which covers the common elements in the certification exams for various Linux distributions including Sair/GNU, LPI, and Red Hat Level 1. Propective and experienced Linux systems admininstrators will gain a sound undertanding of the theory and application of Linux distributions and develop hands-on skills through self-assesment, real-world projects and lab exercises, review questions, and practice tests. The CD-ROM includes two 75-question practice exams featuring questions arranged in a format similar to the the questions found on the actual exam, plus exam questions that are based on the contents of the book.

General Linux I Exam Prep (Exam: 101)

Certification

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Linux For Dummies, 7th Edition

Linux For Dummies

Linux For Dummies

Linux for Dummies

Linux For Dummies

Internet CD Tutor

Running a Perfect Internet Site With Linux

Using Eudora

Linux Install and Configuration Little Black Book: The Must-Have Troubleshooting Guide to Installing and Configuring Linux

General Linux I Exam Prep (Exam: 101)