Easy Linux Commands: Working Examples of Linux Command Syntax (Easy Linux Series) (Volume 1)
Jon Emmons, Terry Clark
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Terry Clark is an Oracle Certified DBA and has been certified in client-server and LAN technologies by DePaul University. He has written articles for publications such as Oracle Internals Magazine. He lives in Las Vegas, Nevad
Linux is one of the most robust and complex operating systems ever created, and the Linux professional must master complex commands, arguments and scripting syntax. For beginners and experts alike, this condensed book is an indispensable guide for using Linux commands. Filled with working examples, this reference will get you started fast in maintaining any Linux server. Written by a working Linux administrator, this quick reference has working examples of all of the L...
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