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Learning DEBIAN GNU/LINUX

by Bill McCarty, Mark Stone

Linux (computer operating system)Operating systems (Computers)UNIX (computer operating system)Debian (Computer system)

Constructed by volunteers adhering to strict Open Source guidelines, the Debian distribution of Linux is a remarkable software achievement. If you’ve been curious about Linux and Open Source, but find the prospect of learning a Unix-style operating system daunting, then Zearning Debian GNU/Linux provides a gentle introduction with your needs in mind. Bill McCarty, a university professor who has introduced hundreds of students to Linux, has written this book specifically for new users, those who want to know how to install, administer, and use a Linux system, even though they’ve had no previous experience with Unix. Learning Debian GNU/Linux guides the Linux neophyte through the installation, configuration, and use of Debian’s Linux distribution. Written in a thorough yet gentle style, Zearning Debian GNU/Linux demystifies Linux, explaining Linux in computing terms familiar to all. This book gives you just what you need to start being a successful Linux user. Highlights include: - How to prepare your system for installing Linux - How to install and configure Linux - How to install and configure the X Window System - How to use X and the GNOME desktop - How to obtain and set up Linux

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