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Linux In Easy Steps Paperback Mike Mcgrath

Name: Linux In Easy Steps Paperback Mike Mcgrath
SKU: BELL-7389508
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1 (60 reviews)

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Linux In Easy Steps Paperback Mike Mcgrath instant download after payment.

Publisher: In Easy Steps Limited

File Extension: PDF

File size: 19.12 MB

Pages: 192

Author: Mike McGrath

ISBN: 9781840783964, 1840783966

Language: English

Year: 2010

Edition: Paperback

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Linux In Easy Steps Paperback Mike Mcgrath by Mike Mcgrath 9781840783964, 1840783966 instant download after payment.

Linux is becoming more and more popular, but the installation can often be daunting for new users.Linux in Easy Stepsto the rescue! Following this book’s simple instructions, readers quickly install Linux, learn to explore the desktop, and launch great applications. This fully illustrated primer teaches important know-how, like how to climb the Linux directory tree, navigate with the File Browser, and much more. Its easy-to-understand tutorials guide readers through the OpenOffice business suite and media applications, letting them enjoy the Web, music, video, and graphics. Later chapters show how to use the Linux shell to communicate directly with the kernel at the very heart of the operating system, allowing readers total control over their Linux system.