Detailed Explanation of Advanced Linux Configuration

Author: Zhong Zichang
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: This book comprehensively and systematically explains the configuration of software and hardware under the Linux operating system, network application configuration, X Window system configuration, as well as kernel configuration and compilation. It enables readers to quickly and thoroughly master the essence of Linux. The book consists of 6 chapters, briefly introducing the functional features and requirements of the Linux system, elaborating on the origin, growth process, and future development direction of Linux.
In terms of software configuration, it introduces two installation methods for software under Linux (source code and RPM), the installation of common software such as Oracle, Sybase ASE, and Informix-SE, as well as some excellent software. For hardware configuration, it explains how to configure hardware under Linux to fully leverage its performance.
In network configuration, it covers the use and setup of networks under Linux and provides detailed explanations on the configuration of Linux network servers, which are of great concern to users. Through the XF86Config file, it elaborates on how to set up a user-friendly X Window operating system. The discussion on Linux kernel configuration helps readers define a system kernel suitable for their needs.