Red Hat Linux 9: A Practical Guide to Getting Started and Improving

Author: Fang Jianchao, Liu Zhibao
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: Red Hat Linux is undoubtedly the most popular version in the Linux family. This book introduces the basic operations and main applications of Red Hat Linux 9 from a practical perspective. It is divided into 3 parts and 14 chapters, covering topics such as the installation and configuration of Red Hat Linux 9, basic operations of the GNOME graphical interface, commonly used shell commands, daily applications of Linux, and server setup for Red Hat Linux 9. The book is comprehensive, rich in illustrations, well-structured, and highly practical, making it suitable as a textbook for computer and related majors in higher education institutions. It is also the preferred choice for beginners looking to enter the Linux world. Additionally, it provides valuable reference material for professionals engaged in Linux system management and server setup.
The book is divided into 3 parts and 14 chapters. The first part focuses on basic Linux configuration, introducing readers to fundamental Linux knowledge to give them a general understanding of how Linux works and its fundamental differences from Windows. Through this section, readers will gain a practical understanding of Linux. We also use numerous illustrations to demonstrate the installation of Red Hat Linux 9, enabling readers to easily master the installation process.
The second part covers working with Linux, focusing on desktop applications. After studying this section, readers will be able to grasp basic office applications on Linux, how to use Linux for internet access, and leisure activities on Linux.
The third part focuses on building a server environment, introducing the setup and application of Linux servers.
The book introduces the basic operations and main applications of Red Hat Linux 9, divided into 3 parts and 14 chapters. It covers topics such as the installation and configuration of Red Hat Linux 9, basic operations of the GNOME graphical interface, commonly used shell commands, daily applications of Linux, and server setup for Red Hat Linux 9.