The Linux Cookbook: Tips and Techniques for Everyday Use

Michael Stutz

Language: English

Publisher: Linux Journal Press

Published: Nov 15, 2001

Description:

Most Linux books are written for programmers and systems administrators. Even introductory Linux books emphasize programming tools and don't cover the vast number of things an everyday user can do with Linux. The Linux Cookbook provides readers with a complete reference to the best ways to use Linux and open-source software. Its recipe-style instructions focus on specific tasks that beginning users might want to accomplish with their computer systems and walks readers through the steps necessary to complete them. It includes everything from creating text, images, and sound, to networking.