This new Linux book, by the author of the #1 selling Unix book in the college market, offers a concise introduction to Linux, perfect for a course on Unix/Linux, or as a supplement for the traditional introductory CS course. Like the author's best selling Unix books, Just Enough Linux is a quick and gentle introduction to Linux. This comprehensive text can be used in any course where a student needs to learn Linux for the first time. It is written with a clear, straightforward style that avoids unnecessary jargon and is enhanced by strong pedagogical tools that will be useful to those studying Linux in the classroom, as well as those engaged in self-study.
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McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
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978-0-07-126317-7 (9780071263177)
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Part I: Introduction to Linux 1 Introduction to Linux 2 Your Account 3 Getting Started (CLI) 4 Getting Started (KDE) 5 Getting Started (GNOME) Part II: File System 6 The File System 7 Working with Files 8 Working with Directories 9 Managing Files with Konqueror 10 Managing Files with Nautilus Part III: Linux Shells 11 Linux Shells 12 Working with the BASH 13 Additional Shell Features Part IV: Text Editors 14 Text Editors 15 Editing with vi/vim 16 Editing with kate 17 Editing with gedit 18 Editing with emacs Part V: Startup Files 19 Startup Files 20 Creating BASH Startup Files Part VI: Network Computing 21 Network Computing 22 Browsing with FireFox 23 Processing Mail with Thunderbird 24 Processing Mail with Evolution 25 Processing Mail with Kmail 26 Processing Mail with Mail Part VII: Secure Computing 27 Secure Computing 28 Using Open SSH 29 Encryption using GPG Part VIII: Scripting Languages 30 Scripting Languages 31 Shell Scripting 32 Computing with bc 33 Introduction to Awk 34 Introduction to Pearl Part VIX: Programming Languages 35 Programming Languages 36 Programming in C 37 Programming in C++ 38 Programming in Java 39 Debuggin with gdb Appendices Appendix A: Taming The Terminal Appendix B: Linux Manual Appendix C: Password Security Appendix D: Regular Expressions Appendix E: Formatted Output Appendix F: Using make