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An easy-to-follow guide to mastering Linux basics, from installation to advanced command-line techniques, with practical examples and code snippets.
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This book provides a comprehensive guide to Linux basics, covering topics such as installation, file systems, command-line tools, and user management. Written in a light and fun way, it includes practical examples and code snippets for implementing the techniques needed to become comfortable with the Linux environment. It starts by teaching the reader how to install Linux, then moves on to discuss file systems, command-line tools, and user management. Along the way, it explains the different types of Linux distributions, as well as some of the important Linux commands. With this book, readers will acquire the skills needed to become a Linux power user.
Chapter Summary: This chapter covers the various methods of installing Linux, from downloading an ISO image to using a live CD or USB. It also explains the different types of partitioning and the different graphical user interface (GUI) options.
This chapter provides a basic introduction to the process of installing Linux, discussing the different types of installers, the necessary hardware requirements, and other essential information that needs to be considered before beginning the installation.
This section explains how to download the Linux installer and provides information on where to find the latest version of the installer, as well as the different types of installers available.
This section explains the hardware requirements necessary for a successful Linux installation, including the minimum RAM and storage space requirement, as well as any other hardware related settings that may be needed.
This section explains the necessary steps to prepare for the installation of Linux, such as backing up existing data and ensuring that the system is ready for the installation.
This section explains the different options available for the installation of Linux, such as selecting a partitioning scheme, setting up a bootloader, and configuring the system for a dual-boot.
This section explains how to begin the actual installation of Linux, such as mounting the installation media and booting into the installer.
This section explains how to set up user accounts during the installation process, such as creating a root user, creating a user with sudo privileges, and setting up a password.
This section explains how to install additional software packages during the installation process, such as selecting which software packages to install and configuring the packages for optimal performance.
This section explains how to configure network settings during the installation process, such as setting up a static IP address, configuring a DHCP server, and setting up a DNS server.
This section explains how to configure the bootloader during the installation process, such as selecting the bootloader to use, configuring the bootloader settings, and setting up the system to boot into Linux.
This section explains how to finalize the installation of Linux, such as setting up a firewall, creating a recovery disk, and setting up automatic updates.
This section explains how to troubleshoot any issues that may arise during the installation process, such as checking the system logs, using live CDs, and using recovery disks.
This section explains the steps to take after the installation of Linux, such as configuring the system for use, updating the software, and setting up user accounts.
This section provides a brief overview of the installation process, including what to expect during the installation, common issues, and tips on troubleshooting.
This section provides a conclusion to the chapter, summarizing the key points and providing final thoughts on the installation process.