Red Hat Linux 7.1 Secrets
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| Rating | : | 4.49 (829 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0764547712 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 1100 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-08-05 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
He reveals the undocumented, and hard-to-find features that can turn you into an expert.. Linux Journal book reviewer said: I highly recommend this book as a powerful addition to any Linux system administrator's "technical library." Naba Barkakati successfully unlocks hidden techniques for power users and administrators seeking more power and performance from Red Hat. Red Hat Linux 7.1 Secrets is your top-selling insider's guide to Red Hat! This edition has been updated and revised for RH 7
. About the Author Naba Barkakati is an electrical engineer and the author of more than two dozen computer books, including Red Hat Linux 7 Weekend Crash Course as well as guides to X Window programming, Perl, C++, and Java
Your discovery of these can come as the result of a lot of experimentation, or with the help of people who surveyed the territory before you arrived. A typical section deals with how to configure printers for text and graphics work. Red Hat Linux 7.1 Secrets exists to flatten the learning curve that exists between everyday Linux competence and real expertise. Naba Barkakati explains how to configure printers, naturally, but also goes into some detail about setting up filters to deal with the "staircase effect" and other problems. All told, this one's a fine Red Hat Linux b
A Customer said If you have linux up and running - DON'T BUY THIS BOOK. Many pages but for the most part, this book seems devoted to getting you up and running. It then spends quite some time going over the various programs that come with Red Hat. However, lets say you want to install a program that is not an RPM file, and make it available to all users. A scant 5.If you have linux up and running - DON'T BUY THIS BOOK Many pages but for the most part, this book seems devoted to getting you up and running. It then spends quite some time going over the various programs that come with Red Hat. However, lets say you want to install a program that is not an RPM file, and make it available to all users. A scant 5.3 pages of this 1000 page tome are available to assist you with very few examples and not enough information. With or without this book, you will end up going through help files online to figure it out. Unless. pages of this 1000 page tome are available to assist you with very few examples and not enough information. With or without this book, you will end up going through help files online to figure it out. Unless. "Good Starting Point for Linux 7.1" according to C L. I bought this book to help me install Linux 7.1. I found the installation manual that comes with Linux to be "minimum". The book covers more than what you need to know to install Linux. It goes into detail of how Linux and its components work. I found it to be great for trouble-shooting or trying to resolve compatibility problems, or just to narrow down what your computer system's problem may be in terms of hardware or software. The book covers networking topics including internet setup, web, mail, . Feed back on Book The Good: This book lives up to its title, as it is very insightfull with the commands and functionality of Linux, that may be neglected to be mentioned in another book. What secrets does is not only give the user a book to use as a reference, but within that reference, one can find hints tips and 'secrets' that the user would have PERHAPS stumbled accross while learning on their own the long hard way. So summing it up, for the intermediate to advanced user this book can be much helpfull. THis book