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| Basics
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| Linux Fundamentals |
- About the Historical Development of unix/Linux
- Linux:Licenses and Free Software
- Multiuser and Multitasking
- Managing the Virtual Memory
- Real and Virtual Terminals
- Logging in to the System
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| Help |
- Manual Pages
- Info Files, Howtos
- The Suse Support Database and Hardware Database
- Help on the web
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| The File System |
- File Types
- Normal Files
- Directories
- Device Files
- Links
- Sockets
- FIFO
- File Names
- The Hierarchical Structure of the File Systen
- FHS-file systemHierarchy structure
- Root Directory
- Binary Directory
- System Administration
- Libraries
- Configuration files
- Device Files
- Service Programs
- Directory of Applcations
- Temporary Area
- Variable Files
- User Directories
- Directory of the Administrator
- Server Directories
- Boot Directory, Process Files
- Directories for Mounting file systems
- File System Formats
- Linux File System Formats
- File System Formats of other operating systems
- Network file systems formats
- Virtual file systems
- Internal structures of linux file systems
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| Tools for working
with linux |
- The Shell
- Configuration files of the bash
- variables
- Expanding command names and file names
- History function
- Standard data channels
- Name expansion
- Preventing the shell
- Access Permissions for files
- Standard file permissions
- Changing owners,groups and permissions
- Default access permissions and modifying them
- Special file permissions
- File attributes of the ext2 file systes
- Important Commands
- Commands for working with files and directories
- Searching for files
- Displaying file contents
- Editing with the vi editor
- Working models
- Starting vi
- Automating Tasks
- Regular jobs
- One-time jobs
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| Processes |
- Process Administration
- Processes
- Sharing CPU time
- Sending signals
- Daemons
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| Installing Software |
- Installing Software via yast
- The RPM Formats
- Upadating Softwares
- Other Formats
- Libraries
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