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Introduction to Linux - A Hands on Guide
This guide was created as an overview of the Linux Operating System, geared toward new users as an exploration tour and getting started guide, with exercises at the end of each chapter.
For more advanced trainees it can be a desktop reference, and a collection of the base knowledge needed to proceed with system and network administration. This book contains many real life examples derived from the author's experience as a Linux system and network administrator, trainer and consultant. They hope these examples will help you to get a better understanding of the Linux system and that you feel encouraged to try out things on your own.
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long-awaited ROSA Desktop Fresh R5, the number 5
in the "R" lineup of the free ROSA distros with
the KDE desktop as the main graphica ...
"Webconverger 27 release. Webconverger wishes you
a happy new year and gives the gift of a better
web experience. Highlights of Webconverger 27.1:
better Intel support, we do ...
"Webconverger 26 release. Highlights of this 26.0
signed and tagged snapshot: revised boot menu,
helping you get started with Neon, our web signage
product; Firefox 32.0; basi ...
"New update of the Q4OS distribution, version
0.5.18, is available. The new version includes
several security updates and updated packages.
Lookswitcher, the tool to easily sw ...
"Webconverger 25 release. Highlights of this 25.0
signed and tagged release, making Webconverger an
even better web kiosk: new super simple whitelist=
filtering option; new nu ...
"It has been 3 months since the Webconverger 23
release which has been a fine stable release. Now
it's time to upgrade for Live users for security
reasons and a couple of new ...
"After one beta, two release candidates, and many
nightly builds (which many of you tested, to our
everlasting gratitude) we are, as always, proud to
announce the public avail ...
"Webconverger 22 release. For those wise people
who are using the automatically upgrading install
version, you should have received all the benefits
below. So this new release ...
"Webconverger 21 release. Firefox 22 and Flash
security updates; fixed an issue whereby the
installer would not show up on a small subset of
machines; upgraded to syslinux 6 w ...
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great Debian 7.0 release and introduces a great
new feature set - VM Templates and Clones. Under
the hood, many improvements ...
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you in terms of effort put in: printing support
completely overhauled with a new printer API;
restored NVIDIA WebGL accelera ...
"Webconverger 18.0 release. Webconverger is git
signed and tagged '18.0' with the following new
features: provisioned the proprietary Google talk
plugin, which will make us mo ...
"Webconverger 15 realises a design goal to
seamlessly upgrade. A feature that no other Linux
distribution has. Currently upgrades only works on
the writable install version, n ...
"We have been hard at work and 14.0 marks several
major enhancements: new i686 kernel, which should
show better performance on multi-core hardware;
NVIDIA 302.17 support via B ...
"Webconverger 13 excitingly includes WebGL 3D
accelerated support for NVIDIA hardware and
security enhancements, as well as: search engine
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