Linux All–in–One For Dummies

8 BOOKS IN 1 Getting Started with Linux Linux Desktops Networking The Internet Administration Security Scripting Linux Certification Get up and running with the popular Linux operating system Are you a Linux user looking to take your skills to the next level? Linux All–in–One For Dummies, 5 th Edition is the ideal, user–friendly resource for anyone looking to get familiar with Linux, and includes a test–prep section for those studying to pass the Level–1 Linux certification. Everything you need is right here at your fingertips! Boot up with the basics find out how to successfully install, troubleshoot, and configure Linux distros Keep it secure get a high–level view of how to use security to keep your overall framework protected Get connected discover how to connect your Linux system to the Internet, whether you have a DSL or cable modem Know the GNOME (and more) learn all about desktops, including GNOMEs common features, GNOME panels, Unity, and Cinnamon Be a programming pro start programming in Linux, write shell scripts, edit text in vi, and become a champion of programming in C Open the book and find: An easy–to–understand introduction to Linux How to install and configure peripherals Ways to work with the shell and try out basic commands Helpful screenshots and plain–English descriptions How to set up Ethernet networking on your Linux system The latest on virtual machines A primer on TCP/IP Working with files, folders, and permissions

Emmett Dulaney has authored over thirty books, including the CompTIA Security + Guide, 3 rd Edition . He is the former Director of Training for Mercury Technical Solutions, and is currently an instructor at Anderson University.