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| Book: The Linux Cookbook : Tips and Techniques for Everyday Use |
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The Linux Cookbook : Tips and Techniques for Everyday Use
Author(s): Michael Stutz
Publisher: No Starch Press
Date Published: August 3, 2001
Format: Paperback - 396 pages 1st edition
List Price: $29.95
Amazon Price: $29.95
Featured:
Lots of newcomers to Linux, having heard from friends and publications how great the operating system is, enthusiastically set out to install and use it. They then become frustrated by the unfamiliar conventions Linux employs--"How in the world do I dial up to my Internet provider?!"--and give up because of the learning curve. The Linux Cookbook aims to provide new Linux users with enough instructions to get them familiar with the Linux conventions that surround everyday procedures. Using the Debian GNU/Linux distribution for his examples, author Michael Stutz combines "type this, get that" listings with text. Debian isn't the most popular Linux distribution, but it's one of the most capable and least sugar-coated. Users who want to get familiar with the command line (Stutz uses bash) will be thrilled.
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