Linux Unleashed
by Kamran Husain (Editor), Timothy Parker
2Nd/Bk&Cd Edition
Paperback
Published by Sams
Publication date: February 1, 1996
Dimensions (in inches): 9.49 x 7.12 x 1.80
ISBN: 0672309084
Amazon.com Books:
Linux is a free version of UNIX created for DOS compatible
personal computers and designed collaboratively by computer programmers
worldwide. With Linux on your computer, you can have a fully
functional multitasking computer and Internet site at very little cost.
The book includes a CD-ROM containing the complete Linux OS, X-Windows
for Linux (so you don't need Windows or Win95), a complete suite of
Internet applications, programming languages (Perl, C, C++, Tcl and
Smalltalk), TCP/IP networking support, games (including DOOM), and the
GNU archives. Some UNIX experience is useful -- but not entirely
necessary -- to
make best use of this book.
Synopsis From Amazon.com:
With the help of this book/CD-ROM package, users can get instantly "up and running" on the popular 32-bit Linux operating system. Perfect for programmers, system administrators, and other users who want to implement the advantages of Linux, the book provi
des all necessary instructions, while the CD-ROM supplies the operating system and added tools.
Synopsis From Amazon.com:
This book/CD-ROM contains hundreds of tricks and techniques that show the user how to find the information they need, when they need it. The user has the opportunity to take advantage of all Linux has to offer to business, education, libraries, and govern
ment. CD contains Slackware, a version of Linux, and popular tools.
--This text refers to the paperback edition of this title.
The publisher, SAMS:
Readers will turn to this second edition for even more in-depth coverage of hot Linux topics--PPP's, networking, and site set-up and administration. Whether they are programmers, users, or system administrators, this book is the only complete reference th
ey will ever need. * CD-ROM includes all the resources to instantly operate Linux, the operating system, and added tools * Covers everything from programming to system administration. Covers Linux.
The publisher, SAMS:
This book is the only book a Linux user will ever need! This tutorial and reference takes readers from installation and configuration to advanced programming and administering/networking the system. * CD-ROM includes Slackware, a version of Linux, and pop
ular tools * Extensive coverage of editing, typesetting, graphical user interfaces, advanced programming techniques, and more * Includes a full-color, tear-out card for reference, a version of Linux, and popular tools. Covers Latest Version.
--This text refers to the paperback edition of this title.
Book News, Inc., 03/31/96:
A comprehensive book/CD-ROM guide to Linux and its tools, covering X
Window installation and configuration, system and printer
administration, networking, using Motif with Linux, and programming
in C++. Advanced topics include PEX support to X, FAX boards, and
working with the kernal. Appendices list relevant FTP sites,
newsgroups, and vendors. The CD-ROM contains Slackware 2.2.0, XFree86
and X applications, Internet applications, programming languages and
development tools, and the GNU archives for Linux.
Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.
--This text refers to the paperback edition of this title.
Book News, Inc., 02/29/96:
A comprehensive book/CD-ROM guide to Linux and its tools, covering X
Window installation and configuration, system and printer
administration, networking, using Motif with Linux, and programming
in C++. Advanced topics include PEX support to X, FAX boards, and
working with the kernal. Appendices list relevant FTP sites,
newsgroups, and vendors. The CD-ROM contains Slackware 2.2.0, XFree86
and X applications, Internet applications, programming languages and
development tools, and the GNU archives for Linux.
Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.
--This text refers to the paperback edition of this title.
Reader Comments
aleipold@clark.net, 06/23/97, rating=10:
Excellent Book
The book took me -- literally -- from no Linux/Unix knowledge at the age of 14 and walked me through. Before hand I had been using DOS all the time. It taught me the usage of fips, fdisk, ls, ps, etc. I went through the whole thing with virtually no glitc
hes. The book is excellent. To prove this, I know, 17 years old, 3 years later, have started installing Linux on company computers looking for an internet access solution. The book started me off and got me going.

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