Red Hat Linux Fedora Core 4 Basics Tutorial

Author: Zhu Juzheng Gao Bing
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: This book features comprehensiveness, covering the essence of Red Hat Linux Fedora Core 4 applications; professionalism, specifically written for personnel engaged in daily Linux applications and system management; and practicality, with detailed content, abundant illustrations and examples, and strong operability. Based on the latest version of Red Hat Linux, Fedora Core 4, this book starts with desktop operations and provides a thorough and comprehensive introduction to the various applications of the Red Hat Linux Fedora Core 4 system. The book sequentially introduces the installation process of Fedora Core 4, hardware configuration and system management, GNOME and KDE desktop environment management, audio and video, graphics and images, text, and OpenOffice.org office software operation methods and techniques, Linux file sharing settings, the use of system management software such as Webmin, VNC, and OpenSSH, as well as the basic applications of the two commonly used virtual machine software, VirtualPC and VMware. The book also comprehensively introduces some settings of the Linux system and network at the end. The content of the book is detailed, the structure is clear, the illustrations are rich, and the language is easy to understand. It highlights fundamental content while emphasizing practical applications, demonstrating strong professionalism, targeting, and practicality. It strives to simplify complex issues, with many contents and methods accumulated by the authors through long-term Linux application. This book is a reference book for Linux desktop operations and system management, suitable as a textbook for short-term Linux training and for students and teachers in higher education institutions to learn Linux, as well as a reference book for Linux enthusiasts.