Linux System Application and Development Tutorial

Author: Liu Haiyan
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: This book takes Red Hat Linux 9.0 as a reference to analyze the working principles and structure of the Linux core, highlighting the new technologies and features of Red Hat Linux. It comprehensively demonstrates the use, management, and development of Linux systems, helping readers grasp the depth and essence of Linux in a relatively short time and enabling practical operation.
Key Features:
● Emphasis on both fundamentals and applications. The book not only clearly and comprehensively explains the basic concepts and theories of Linux but also focuses on applications, using numerous examples and experiments to help readers consolidate their knowledge and apply it flexibly.
● Gradual progression in content. The book first gives readers an overall understanding of Linux, then gradually teaches basic usage methods and management techniques, ultimately enabling them to use and manage the system freely and develop software on Linux.
● Broad target audience. Part of the book is aimed at beginners, the second part at advanced users and system administrators, and the third part at readers with some programming language foundation who wish to develop on Linux. Both beginners and those with some experience can benefit from this book. The book is accompanied by teaching materials for instructors, which can be downloaded from the Wharton website for those in need.
This book focuses on Red Hat Linux 9.0 and systematically introduces the use, management, and development of Linux systems. It is divided into three parts.
The first part introduces the basic knowledge of Linux, helping readers quickly get acquainted with Linux, familiarize themselves with the Linux operating environment, and master basic operations.
The second part covers hardware management, network management, network service configuration, user management, and how to manage and monitor the system.
The third part is primarily aimed at readers who wish to develop software on the Linux platform, introducing common development tools and environments under Linux, with a focus on comparisons with the Windows platform to help software developers quickly transition to Linux for development.
The book is easy to understand, illustrated, and presented in a step-by-step manner. It not only analyzes the working principles and structure of the Linux core but also highlights the new technologies and features of Red Hat Linux 9.0. For each function, multiple methods of implementation are generally provided.
This book is suitable not only for beginners learning Linux systems but also for those who have used older versions and wish to learn about the new version. Advanced users, administrators, and researchers can also use it as a comprehensive reference.