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LINUX in A Nutshell: A Desktop Quick Reference

โœ Scribed by Ellen Siever, Stephen Spainhour, Jessica P. Hekman, Stephen Figgins


Publisher
O'Reilly Media
Year
2000
Tongue
English
Leaves
1041
Edition
3rd
Category
Library

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โœฆ Synopsis


The content of the book is great. The idea of the book is great; however, there are some commands referenced in here that have been updated since this version came out. It is a very good general solution for a linux reference book, just be prepared for a couple commands having the wrong( old style ) arguments.

โœฆ Table of Contents


Contents......Page 1
Copyright `;^)......Page 2
Preface......Page 3
Conventions......Page 7
We'd Like to Hear from You......Page 9
Acknowledgments......Page 10
1. Introduction......Page 11
1.2. Distribution and Support......Page 14
1.3. Commands on Linux......Page 15
1.4. What This Book Offers......Page 16
1.5. Sources and Licenses......Page 19
1.6. Beginner's Guide......Page 21
2. System and Network Administration Overview......Page 28
2.2 Overview of Networking......Page 38
2.3 Overview of TCP/IP......Page 41
2.4 Firewalls and Masquerading......Page 48
2.5 Overview of NFS......Page 51
2.6 Overview of NIS......Page 53
2.7 Administering NIS......Page 55
2.8 RPC and XDR......Page 57
a......Page 58
b......Page 66
c......Page 77
d......Page 107
e......Page 129
f......Page 136
g......Page 162
h......Page 188
i......Page 194
j......Page 221
k......Page 222
l......Page 226
m......Page 253
n......Page 281
p......Page 288
q......Page 305
r......Page 306
s......Page 322
t......Page 351
u......Page 381
v......Page 389
w......Page 391
x......Page 395
y......Page 397
z......Page 403
4. Boot Methods......Page 409
4.2 Linux Loader (LILO)......Page 412
4.3 Booting from DOS......Page 422
4.4 Dual Boot Linux & Win2K......Page 425
4.5 Boot-time Kernel Options......Page 428
4.6 Using a RAM Disk......Page 431
5. Package Managers......Page 432
5.1 Red Hat Pkg Manager......Page 433
5.2 Debian Pkg Manager......Page 446
6. Linux Shells: Overview......Page 462
6.2 Shell Flavors......Page 464
6.3 Common Features......Page 466
6.4 Differing Features......Page 468
7. bash: The Bourne-Again Shell......Page 470
7.2 Invoking Bash......Page 472
7.3 Syntax......Page 475
7.4 Variables......Page 484
7.5 Arithmetic Expressions......Page 491
7.6 Command History......Page 493
7.7 Built-in Commands......Page 496
7.8 Job Control......Page 550
8. csh and tcsh......Page 552
8.2 Invoking the Shell......Page 555
8.3 Syntax......Page 557
8.4 Variables......Page 561
8.5 Expressions......Page 579
8.6 Command History......Page 584
8.7 Command-Line Manip......Page 590
8.8 Job Control......Page 596
8.9 Built-in Commands......Page 598
9. Pattern Matching......Page 638
9.2 Metacharacters......Page 640
9.3 Metacharacters......Page 642
9.4 Search Examples......Page 645
10. The Emacs Editor......Page 648
10.2 Typical Problems......Page 650
10.3 Commands by Group......Page 653
10.4 Commands by Key......Page 662
10.5 Commands by Name......Page 668
11. The vi Editor......Page 676
11.2 Command-line Options......Page 682
11.3 ex Command Options......Page 684
11.4 Movement Commands......Page 687
11.5 Edit Commands......Page 691
11.6 Saving & Exiting......Page 694
11.7 Access Multiple Files......Page 696
11.8 Shell Interactions......Page 697
11.9 Macros......Page 698
11.10 Misc Commands......Page 700
11.11 Command Keys......Page 701
11.12 ex Command Syntax......Page 705
11.13 ex Commands......Page 708
11.14 vi Configuration......Page 727
12. The sed Editor......Page 732
12.2 Command-line Syntax......Page 734
12.3 Syntax of sed Commands......Page 736
12.4 Grouped sed Commands......Page 738
12.5 sed Command Summary......Page 741
13. The gawk Scripting Language......Page 749
13.2 Command-line Syntax......Page 751
13.3 Patterns & Procedures......Page 754
13.4 gawk System Variables......Page 757
13.5 Operators......Page 759
13.6 Variables & Arrays......Page 761
13.7 Grouped gawk Commands......Page 763
13.8 Command Summary......Page 764
14. CVS and RCS......Page 771
14.2 The CVS Utility......Page 775
14.3 CVS Admin Reference......Page 777
14.4 CVS User Reference......Page 795
14.5 The RCS Utility......Page 829
14.6 RCS Command Overview......Page 830
14.7 Basic RCS Operations......Page 832
14.8 General RCS Specs......Page 834
14.9 Command Summary......Page 839
15. GNOME......Page 858
15.2 The Panel......Page 862
15.3 The Main Menu......Page 865
15.4 GNOME Control Center......Page 869
16. KDE......Page 888
16.2 The Panel & Taskbar......Page 897
16.3 KDE Control Center......Page 899
17. Another Window Mgr: fvwm2......Page 918
17.2 Configuration Files......Page 921
17.3 Modular Approach......Page 923
174. Window Mgr Customizations......Page 924
17.5 Quick Tour the fvwm Env......Page 925
17.6 Specify Click-to-Type Focus......Page 928
17.7 Raise Focus Window......Page 930
17.8 Re-Size the Desktop......Page 931
17.9 Multiple Desktops......Page 933
17.10 Sticky Windows......Page 935
17.11 Windows on Diff Desktops......Page 937
17.12. Move Pointer Between Pages......Page 940
17.13 Keyboard Shortcuts......Page 943
17.14 Customize Menus......Page 949
17.15 The FvwmWinList......Page 951
Index......Page 954
Symbols......Page 955
A......Page 957
B......Page 960
C......Page 963
D......Page 971
E......Page 975
F......Page 978
G......Page 985
H......Page 988
I......Page 990
J......Page 993
K......Page 994
L......Page 997
M......Page 1001
N......Page 1005
O......Page 1007
P......Page 1009
Q......Page 1013
R......Page 1014
S......Page 1018
T......Page 1025
U......Page 1029
V......Page 1032
W......Page 1034
X......Page 1037
Y......Page 1038
Z......Page 1039
Colophon......Page 1040


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