Linux Command Line The_fast and easy beginner's guide
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β¦ Table of Contents
Introduction
Command line basics
Opening a Terminal
What is your location?
Absolute and Relative Paths
Tab Completion
Chapter 1. Getting started......................
Choosing the Right Linux Distributor
Chapter 2. Linux installation..................
Post-Installation Activities
Chapter 3. Linux application
Where to Get Apps?
Office Tools and Applications
Using Multimedia Apps
Using Digital Cameras with Linux
How to Play Audio from a CD
How to Play Sound Files
How to Burn a Disc In Linux
Chapter 4. Becoming a Linux power user
βGroupβ Commands
Chapter 5. Using the Shell
Chapter 6. How to use Linux desktop
Desktop Panels
Use an Integrated Development Environment
Write Patches
Chapter 7. Working with the Command Line
essential Linux commands
net-tools
Echo
Cat
Nano, jed, vi
Df
Tar
Zip and unzip
Uname
Apt-get
Chmod
Hostname
Ping
iotop , iftop, hotp
Understanding processes
Chapter 8. Tips and Tricks
Creating a Directory
Removing a Directory
Moving a File or Directory
Renaming Files and Directories
Removing a File (and Non-Empty Directories)
A Command Line Editor
Saving and Exiting
Conclusion
Graphics and Imaging Apps
The GIMP
GNOME Ghostview
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