Red Hat Linux Practical Guide

Author: Mark G. Sobell
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This is an easy-to-understand, highly logical GNU/Linux book. The author has written numerous excellent books on UNIX/Linux operating systems over the past 20 years. This book is a practical guide because it uses examples to demonstrate how each command works. Readers can learn while practicing the operations as described in the book, especially when studying GNU/Linux, particularly Red Hat Linux 8. It is suitable for both beginners and experienced users, covering introductory content as well as advanced chapters. Although the book is primarily aimed at Red Hat Linux 8, most of its content applies to all GNU/Linux distributions. This is a new work by UNIX/Linux best-selling author Mark G. Sobell, which deeply explains various practical tools, file systems, shell commands, GUI, networking, text editors, programming tools, system management, and new features of the current version of Red Hat Linux. It provides detailed explanations of three main shells and offers detailed references for over 80 GNU/Linux practical tools. The book is rich in content, well-structured, and thoroughly explained, organized in an easy-to-understand tutorial and reference format. It also includes tips, warnings, and safety notes to aid learning, making it suitable for students and personal users, as well as an authoritative reference for technicians.