Linux Objectives and Command-Line Exercises

Linux Objectives and Command-Line Exercises

by Mark Qu

544 pages· 2010· ISBN 9780979858895
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For many people, the most intimidating feature of GNU/Linux, both from operational and certification perspectives, is the command-line. This book provides a collection of Linux command-line exercises designed to help bring new and intermediate Linux administrators and power users up to speed quickly and efficiently and refresh experienced users on the Linux command-line. Consisting of twelve lesson chapters, Linux Objectives and Command-Line Exercises presents command-line and graphical Objectives followed immediately by their solutions, which are then built and expanded upon to provide a rounded competence usually achievable only after months or years of Linux keyboarding experience. More than just a collection of useful exercises, Linux Objectives and Command-line Exercises provides detailed, fluff-free discussion to get you up and running quickly.

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