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This book is by Mr. Sybex who is a member of Linux+ Advisory committee, which has been a top selling Linux+ study guide. This book is for those who are preparing for Linux+ Exam (XKO-001), International certification developed by CompTIA (Computer Technology Industry Association), measuring vendor-neutral Linux knowledge & individual skills.

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This book is summarized in such a way that you can learn more in less time.

No need to go through this book thoroughly, just use this book as a reference when you will be comfortable with Linux. This book is having many other web addresses that will help you to get more information about it.


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Redhat linux is one the most popular operating systems of the day……as a user can run it on a variety of hardware , on their personal computers as well as workstations and main frames….. We can say linux a Root of a tree having many branches, like Fedora & Ubuntu. So is Redhat linux.


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This book is perfect for those system and network administrators that are changing from Windows NT to Linux, or experimenting their network by implementing Linux into their network topology. Those users who are new at this, will also find it very helpful information regarding the open source operating system? This Includes installation, initial configuration, using the bash command shell, managing files, managing software, and granting rights to users.

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# pwd  (Present Working Directory)
# cat Ø file name (To Create File)
Ctrl +z (To Save The File)
# cat Ø file name(To See The Contents Of A Previous Created File)
#vi Ø file name (To Create Or Edit A File)
After using the command
Type –   :wq and press enter. (w = save, q = quit)
#ls (To See The Directory Contents)
#Mkdir Ø  folder name (To create a folder)
#Cd Ø folder name (To Enter In Sub Folder)
#cd Ø ..    (To jump one step back)
# cd Ø  /  (To jump to Slash Drive)

NOTE –
Ø =INSERT SPACE INSTEAD OF THE SYMBOL
# = SIGN OF A SUPER USER (LIKE ADMINISTRATOR)

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Ken & Danial developed Unix in AT & T lab
It was Developed in "C" language.
With multiuser environment
And security

It was upgraded in 1970's
Linus torwald developed a Kernal named as LINUX (GNUGPL)

GNUGPL - Graphic Not Unix General Public License.