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Written by: Alexandr Dodatko, Junior Software Developer of Device Team Apriorit Inc. Table of content Introduction 1. SDK Installation 2. Start to work with Linux 3. Program Installation 4. System foldes review 4.1 Standard system directories 4.2 Specific Directories of Web OS 5. Work with FTP on the Palm Pre 5.1. Data exchage procedure 5.2 More >
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Series of videos that walk you through what Linux is, how to get it, try it out in Live CD mode, install it as a dual-boot operating system with Windows, and how to use it, including how to set up the most common applications such as email and instant messaging. The benefit of this demonstration More >
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ISBN13: 9781430218890
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Product DescriptionThis is Linux for those of us who don’t mind typing. All Linux users and administrators tend to like the flexibility and speed of Linux administration from the command line in byte–sized chunks, instead of fairly standard GUIs. Beginning the Linux Command Line follows a More >
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Me showing Dingux — the Linux port to the Dingoo. You only need 3 things in order to install Linux on the Dingoo: 1) A computer. 2) A Dingoo. 3) A Mini-SD card. Once you meet these requirements, you can follow the instructions at the following link to install Linux on your Dingoo! www.dingoo-scene.com Also, More >
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Series of videos that walk you through what Linux is, how to get it, try it out in Live CD mode, install it as a dual-boot operating system with Windows, and how to use it, including how to set up the most common applications such as email and instant messaging. The benefit of this demonstration More >
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N. Korea develops operating system with Windows-like GUI, Linux guts
The North Korean government appears to have developed its own graphical Linux-based “Red Star” operating system, though its people still prefer that symbol of Yankee high-tech imperialism, Microsoft Windows.
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Many people find that Damn Small Linux is an excellent tool for mastering Linux commands and running the Linux operating system. But what if you have no interest in becoming a computer nerd; can this software still be useful to regular people? The answer is a resounding yes. You can use this tiny operating system More >
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Microsoft and I-O Data Sign Linux Patent Deal
Just a week and a half after signing a patent licensing deal with Amazon covering the e-tailer’s use of Linux, Microsoft announced it has inked another Linux patent licensing agreement, this time with a Japanese hardware company.
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Damn Small Linux can be an excellent tool for learning Linux commands and running the Linux operating system. But what if you are not interested in becoming a computer nerd; can this software still be useful to regular people? The answer is a resounding yes; you can make use of this tiny operating system whether More >
about 1 month ago
I have worked with computers for several years now, with my experience being with Microsoft Windows. I am new to the Linux world and have always been interested in knowing more after hearing such stories as Linux running for years without requiring a reboot as well as having many security systems run on Linux due to its security and wanting to get more into security in my career.
Having not known anything about Linux I can honestly say that Richard Blum did an excellent job in writing this book. The way in which Richard explains things in layman terms makes it easy for just about anyone with some knowledge of computers to understand and feel comfortable learning Linux.
I strayed away from the for Dummies series some years back when I purchased a Network+ for Dummies and it did not meet the usual simple explanations I came to expect from the Dummies series but, Richard Blum and the Linux For Dummies, 9th Edition has restored my faith in the Dummies series books.
For some time now I have not enjoyed reading computer related books and mostly did so because I had to and not because I wanted to but, I have really enjoyed reading this book. I would recommend purchasing this book to anyone new to Linux with a bit of computer knowledge looking to tap into what Linux has to offer.
Rating: 5 / 5