All of LINUX (2 books)

Introduction to LINUX

1.1 About This Book

1.2 A Brief History of Linux

1.3 System Features

1.4 Software Features

1.4.1 Basic commands and utilities

1.4.2 Word Processing and words

1.4.3 Programming languages \u200b\u200band utilities

1.4.4 The X Window System

1.4.5 Networking

1.4.6 Telecommunications and BBS

1.4.7 Interface with MS-DOS

1.4.8 Other Applications

1.5 Regarding Copyright for Linux

1.6 The design and philosophy of Linux

1.6.1 Notes for newcomers to the UNIX

1.6.2 Notes for UNIX-guru

1.7 Differences between Linux and other operating systems

1.7.1 Why Linux?

1.7.2 Linux vs. MS-DOS

1.7.3 Linux vs. others

1.7.4 Other implementations of UNIX

1.8 Hardware Requirements

1.8.1 Requirements to the motherboard and processor

1.8.2 Memory Requirements

1.8.3 Requirements for the hard disk drive

1.8.4 Disk Space Requirements

1.8.5 Requirements for the monitor and graphics card

1.8.6 Other

1.8.6.1 Mouse and other devices connected to the ports

1.8.6.2 Memory on CD-ROM

1.8.6.3 Drivers streamers

1.8.6.4 Printers

1.8.6.5 Modems

1.8.6.6 Ethernet Cards



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