Debian GNU/Linux: Guide to Installation and Usage by John Goerzen and Ossama Othman (best fiction books of all time TXT) 📕

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Debian is free in this sense: You are free tomodify and redistribute it and will always have access to the source codefor this purpose. The Debian Free Software Guidelines describe in moredetail exactly what is meant by ``free.'' The Free Software Foundation,originator of the GNU Project, is another excellent source of information.You can find a more detailed discussion of free software on the Debian website. One of the most well-known works in this field is Richard M.Stallman's essay, Why Software Should Be Free; take a look at it for someinsight into why we support Free Software as we do. Recently, some peoplehave started calling Free Software ``Open Source Software''; the two termsare interchangable.

You may wonder why would people spend hours of their own time writingsoftware and carefully packaging it, only to give it all away. The answersare as varied as the people who contribute.

Many believe in sharing information and having the freedom to c

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>configuration files

Configuration Files

contents

displaying

Determining a File’s Contents current working directory

Using Files: A Tutorial deleting

Using Files: A Tutorial device files

Device Files | devnull disk images

Creating Floppies from Disk | Creating Floppies from Disk

dotfiles

Dot Files and ls -a | System-Wide Versus User-Specific Configuration Editors

no title

hard links

The Real Nature of | The Real Nature of inodes

The Real Nature of

large-scale copying

Large-Scale Copying | Large-Scale Copying locating

Finding Files | Finding Files moving

Using Files: A Tutorial named pipes

Named Pipes (FIFOs)

naming conventions

troubleshooting

Working with Strangely-Named Files permissions

Permissions | Permissions | Security example sessions Permissions in Practice | Permissions in Practice | Permissions in Practice mode

Mode | Mode | Mode ownership

File Ownership | File Ownership plans

creating

Managing Your Identity | Managing Your Identity regular expressions

Regular Expressions | Regular Expressions | Regular Expressions

sockets

Sockets

symlinks

Symbolic Links

removing

Symbolic Links | Symbolic Links temporary

Files Present and Their Text

no title

editing

Text Editors | Text Editors | Using ae viewing

Viewing Text Files text files

Working with Text Files uncompressing

File Compression with gzip filesystems

Filesystems

automatic mounting

etcfstab: Automating the Mount | etcfstab: Automating the Mount

backing up

Backup Tools

GNU tar

tar

ext2

Concepts

hard links

The Real Nature of | The Real Nature of deleting

The Real Nature of listing

Example: Mounting a CD-ROM

mount points

Mounting a Filesystem mounting

Mounting a Filesystem | Mounting a Filesystem |

Example: Mounting a CD-ROM | Example: Mounting a CD-ROM | Removable Disks (Floppies, Zip proc

The proc Filesystem

symlinks

Symbolic Links

finding

documentation

Kinds of Documentation | Kinds of Documentation files

Finding Files | Finding Files system information

Getting Information from the finger information

plans

creating

Managing Your Identity FIPS

Lossless Repartitioning | Lossless Repartitioning floppies

boot floppies

creating

Make a Boot Floppy booting from

Booting from Floppies disk images

writing

Creating Floppies from Disk | Creating Floppies from Disk filesystem

mounting

Removable Disks (Floppies, Zip filesystems

Mounting a Filesystem Floppy Disks

no title

fonts

selecting

Starting the X Environment xterm

increasing size

Starting the X Environment Free Software

What Is Free Software?

developing

What Is Free Software?

Social Contract

What Is Free Software?

Free Software Foundation

What Is Free Software?

fully-qualified filenames

Files and Directories

functionality

What Is Debian?

General Public License

General Public | The GNU General Public | The GNU General Public |

General Public | The GNU General Public | The GNU General Public |

General Public | The GNU General Public glossary

Glossary

GNOME desktop project

Introduction to X GNU documentation viewer

Using info | Using info

GNU General Public License

General Public | The GNU General Public | The GNU General Public |

General Public | The GNU General Public | The GNU General Public |

General Public | The GNU General Public GNU Midnight Commander

Using a File Manager

GNU Project

What Is Debian?

GNU tar

tar

GNU tar (backup utility

Backup Tools

GNU/Linux

multiuser environment

A Multiuser, Multitasking Operating graphical user interfaces

see GUIs

The X Window System | Introduction to X

GUIs

abstractions

Introduction to X icon-based file managers Introduction to X X Window

The X Window System | Introduction to X

X windows system

clients

X Clients | X Clients clients, selecting Customizing Your X Startup | Customizing Your X Startup customizing

Customizing Your X Startup exiting

Leaving the X Environment | Customizing Your X Startup | Customizing Your X

Startup

mouse operation

The Mouse starting

Starting the X Environment troubleshooting

Troubleshooting | X Problems xdm

Starting the X Environment gzip

File Compression with gzip | File Compression with gzip Hacker Ethic

What Is Free Software?

hackers

What Is Free Software?

hard disk

Linux partition

initializing

Initialize a Linux Partition |

Initialize a Linux Partition partitioning

PC BIOS

PC Disk Limitations swap partition

initializing

Initialize and Activate a | Initialize and Activate a hard disks

partitioning

Lossless Repartitioning | Debian Installation Steps |

Partition a Hard Disk | Partition a Hard Disk partitions

mounting

Initialize a Linux Partition scanning

Initialize and Activate a hard drive

organizing

Partitioning Your Hard Drive | Background |

Background

partition

boot partition

PC Disk Limitations partitioning

Partitioning Your Hard Drive | Background |

Background

cylinder translation PC Disk Limitations root partition

Background swap partition

Background hard drives

filesystems

Mounting a Filesystem LILO

operating system, booting Booting the System partitioning

swap partitions

Recommended Partitioning Scheme |

Recommended Partitioning Scheme partitions

mounting

Mount a Previously-Initialized Partition hard links

The Real Nature of | The Real Nature of comparing to symlinks

Symbolic Links | Symbolic Links deleting

The Real Nature of

symlinks

Symbolic Links

hardware

abstractions

Introduction to X device files

Device Files | devnull video cards

support for

Supported Hardware Hardware, supported

no title

Help file (installation)

accessing

Select

help system

HOWTOs

hierarchies

Concepts

filesystems

Concepts

mount points

Mounting a Filesystem mounting

Mounting a Filesystem | Mounting a Filesystem | Example: Mounting a CD-ROM

| Example: Mounting a CD-ROM | Removable Disks (Floppies, Zip History

see Command Line History

home directories

Files Present and Their

home directory

Using Files: A Tutorial

HOWTOs

icon-based file managers

Introduction to X images (disk)

writing to floppies

Creating Floppies from Disk | Creating Floppies from Disk

importing

variables to environment

Environment Variables info

no title | Using info | Using info Info help system

Managing Processes with bash

initializing

Linux partition

Initialize a Linux Partition | Initialize a Linux Partition

swap partition

Initialize and Activate a | Initialize and Activate a inodes

The Real Nature of | The Real Nature of hard links

removing

The Real Nature of Installation

backups, performing

Before You Start

base system

Install the Base System | Configure the Base System base system, configuring

Debian Installation Steps | Choosing Your Installation Media

boot floppies

creating

Make a Boot Floppy CD-ROM

no title

device drivers

configuring

Configure Device Driver Modules disks

backing up

Last Chance to Back dselect

Introduction Access screen

Access

Floppies

no title

hard disks

partitioning

Partition a Hard Disk | Partition a Hard Disk

hard drive

partitioning

Background | Background partitioning

Partitioning Your Hard Drive Help file

accessing

Select

kernel

Install Operating System Kernel keyboard configuration

Configure the Keyboard Linux partition

initialization

Initialize a Linux Partition |

Initialize a Linux Partition main menu

Debian GNU/Linux Installation Main master boot record

Make Linux Bootable Directly Media

no title

memory requirements

Memory and Disk Space Menu

no title

monitor display

color, selecting Select Color or Monochrome multi-NFS, multi-mount

Access

multi_cd

Access | Access

network

configuring

Configure the Network packages

Package Installation with dselect partitioning

Partitioning Prior to Installation | Partitioning from DOS or | Lossless Repartitioning | Debian Installation Steps

PCMCIA support

configuring

Configure PCMCIA Support Prerequisites

no title

profiles

Planning Use of the

selecting

Select and Install Profiles root password

setting

Set the Root Password smoke test

The Moment of Truth

swap partition

initialization

Initialize and Activate a | Initialize and Activate a tasks

selecting

Select and Install Profiles time zone

specifying

Configure the Base System installations

network workstations

Information You Will Need operating systems, multiple

Before You Start

installing

packages

Install | Install

Internet

Debian mailing list

Personal Help | Personal Help online manual

viewing

Environment Variables IRC (Internet Relay Chat)

Debian mailing list

Personal Help | Personal Help ISPs

PPP

PPP | Preparation

italics

typographical conventions

Conventions

job

Managing Processes with bash

job numbers

assigning to command lines

Managing Processes with bash jobs

Managing Processes with bash | Managing Processes with bash listing

Managing Processes with bash starting

Managing Processes with bash status

displaying

Managing Processes with bash suspending

Managing Processes with bash | Managing Processes with bash

terminating

Managing Processes with bash | Managing Processes with bash

kernel

boot process

troubleshooting

Troubleshooting the Boot Process installing

Install Operating System Kernel PCMCIA

removing

Remove PCMCIA virtual consoles

Virtual Consoles | Virtual Consoles kernel:LILO (Linux Loader)

Booting the System | Booting the System key combinations

dselect

Select

keyboard

configuring

Configure the Keyboard killing

jobs

Managing Processes with bash | Managing Processes with bash

X server

Leaving the X Environment Korn shell

The Shell

languages

programming

Software Development with Debian | Software Development with Debian LANs

Ethernet

configuration

Ethernet large-scale copying

Large-Scale Copying | Large-Scale Copying legal documentation

GNU General Public License

The GNU General Public | The GNU General Public | The GNU General Public | The GNU General Public | The GNU

General Public | The GNU General Public | The GNU

General Public

licenses

GNU General Public License

The GNU General Public | The GNU General Public | The GNU General Public | The GNU General Public | The GNU

General Public | The GNU General Public | The GNU

General Public

LILO

Make Linux Bootable Directly

LILO (Linux Loader)

Booting the System | Booting the System limitations

partitions

PC Disk Limitations

Linux

devices

Device Names in Linux | Device Names in Linux |

Device Names in Linux GNU General Public License

The GNU General Public | The GNU General Public | The GNU General Public | The GNU General Public | The GNU

General Public | The GNU General Public | The GNU

General Public

kernel

command line

Describing the Command Line | Describing the Command Line disk cache

Shutting Down virtual console

Virtual Consoles | Virtual Consoles Linux Documentation Project

Supported Hardware

HOWTOs

Linux native partition

creating

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