Ubuntu Linux System Administration
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.81 (988 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1456580086 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 66 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-12-13 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Pefect for anyone getting started with Ubuntu" according to Curtis. First of all, I don't understand the Pefect for anyone getting started with Ubuntu First of all, I don't understand the 3 prior reviews, they seem to be people who enjoy making negative remarks instead of actually looking at who the audience of a book is and providing insight to potential buyers about what they will find in the book.This book is an entry level guide for getting into Ubuntu system administration, as the descriptions says. I remember the first time I installed Slackware Linux on my Packard Bell Pefect for anyone getting started with Ubuntu Curtis First of all, I don't understand the 3 prior reviews, they seem to be people who enjoy making negative remarks instead of actually looking at who the audience of a book is and providing insight to potential buyers about what they will find in the book.This book is an entry level guide for getting into Ubuntu system administration, as the descriptions says. I remember the first time I installed Slackware Linux on my Packard Bell 486 with 90+ floppy disks in 1994 and unfortunately, the installation screens . 86 with 90+ floppy disks in 199Pefect for anyone getting started with Ubuntu Curtis First of all, I don't understand the 3 prior reviews, they seem to be people who enjoy making negative remarks instead of actually looking at who the audience of a book is and providing insight to potential buyers about what they will find in the book.This book is an entry level guide for getting into Ubuntu system administration, as the descriptions says. I remember the first time I installed Slackware Linux on my Packard Bell 486 with 90+ floppy disks in 1994 and unfortunately, the installation screens . and unfortunately, the installation screens . prior reviews, they seem to be people who enjoy making negative remarks instead of actually looking at who the audience of a book is and providing insight to potential buyers about what they will find in the book.This book is an entry level guide for getting into Ubuntu system administration, as the descriptions says. I remember the first time I installed Slackware Linux on my Packard Bell Pefect for anyone getting started with Ubuntu Curtis First of all, I don't understand the 3 prior reviews, they seem to be people who enjoy making negative remarks instead of actually looking at who the audience of a book is and providing insight to potential buyers about what they will find in the book.This book is an entry level guide for getting into Ubuntu system administration, as the descriptions says. I remember the first time I installed Slackware Linux on my Packard Bell 486 with 90+ floppy disks in 1994 and unfortunately, the installation screens . 86 with 90+ floppy disks in 199Pefect for anyone getting started with Ubuntu Curtis First of all, I don't understand the 3 prior reviews, they seem to be people who enjoy making negative remarks instead of actually looking at who the audience of a book is and providing insight to potential buyers about what they will find in the book.This book is an entry level guide for getting into Ubuntu system administration, as the descriptions says. I remember the first time I installed Slackware Linux on my Packard Bell 486 with 90+ floppy disks in 1994 and unfortunately, the installation screens . and unfortunately, the installation screens . Basic overview only H. Alvias Wasn't expecting much since it's a very cheap book. Very basic overview of the Linux system admin in Ubuntu, I think I finished the book in about 10 minutes or so. I believe there are web searches that would provide the same information as the book.. Ubuntu overview Mark Ron's writing style is concise and accurate. Anyone who choses Ubuntu for their desktop does so for a reason it just works without getting in the way. (very Mac-like, if I dare say so) If you want to do more than just the menu choices, this book is a good read for terminal commands and Ubuntu installation. Some topics are a bit light (netstat, arp, ifconfig, and troubleshooting) but Ubuntu has plenty of user support and manpages for that.For me, Ubuntu doesn't need any more of a printed manual than what R
. Ron has written for numerous publications and web sites including Tech Target, CMP, Cisco Press, and New Riders. About the Author Ron McCarty is a freelance writer, information technology consultant, and the owner of Your Net Guard LLC, an IT consulting company located in Dallas, Texas. Ron enjoys suburban life outside Dallas with his wife Claudia, and two children. Ron completed his bachelor's degree in information systems with the University of Maryland, and his master's degree in management with Capella U
Ron completed his bachelor's degree in information systems with the University of Maryland, and his master's degree in management with Capella University. Ron's experience includes 15 years in the technology field and he is a veteran of the first Persian Gulf War. Ron enjoys suburban life outside Dallas with his wife Claudia, and two children. Topics have included information security, compliancy an
Ubuntu System Administration provides system administrators, and others wanting to manage systems professionally, an introduction to Ubuntu system administration. Topics include server install, user management, and server patching.