Linux Etudes by David Tancig (2002, Trade Paperback, ABF Content) Beginner Guide

Description: This textbook titled "Linux Etudes" by David Tancig, published by Franklin, Beedle & Associates, Incorporated in 2002, is a beginner guide for those interested in the subject area of computers, specifically in operating systems such as Linux. The book is in trade paperback format and has 256 pages. Linux eTudes is written for beginners and intermediate-level computer users. It is a collection of techniques intended to enhance the skill set of the Linux user. Upon completion of these études the Linux user will be familiar with how to create strategic Linux applications. The author has not assumed deep knowledge of computing or programming. Essential prerequisites include the ability to turn on a computer, launch Linux, and open the command line. From this point the ability to follow directions is all that is needed. Linux is used to run Web servers and to support local area networks (LANs), but it can be used to do other practical office and home applications. It is very flexible and can be customized and tweaked to meet the needs of almost any enduser. Once readers become comfortable with creating applications, they will see that each étude can be enhanced as they choose. Through these études the reader will learn to make a Linux system run faster and easier. Computer functions can be automated so that on boot, the system takes over time consuming and tedious chores.

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