CDB-Anfrage Frontend Hauptanliegen der CDB (Component-Database) ist es, schnell und einfach eine Antwort auf Fragen der Art: Wird Hardware X von Hersteller Y unterstützt? Kann/Beherrscht Linux Z? Kommentar schreiben/lesen (0)
Was ist Linux? Linux ist ein Betriebssystem. Ein modernes echtes 32bit Betriebssystem, das Multi-Tasking- und Multi-User-Fähigkeiten hat und problemlos für den Einsatz im Netzwerk gebraucht werden kann Kommentar schreiben/lesen (0)
10 Linux Questions You've heard all the hype about Linux, the little operating system that could. Now you think you'd like to give it a try. But all the rumblings about kernels, distributions, drivers, and "open source" software have you befuddled. Don't worry; CNET can help. Kommentar schreiben/lesen (1)
A Practical Guide to Linux and Hands-On Linux A Practical Guide to Linux and Hands-On Linux are intended for people with some computer experience but little or no experience with a Linux/UNIX system. However, more experienced Linux/UNIX users will find the later chapters and Part II to be useful sources of information on basic and advanced shell programming, editing (joe, vi, and emacs), C programming, debugging, source code management, networks, The Internet, The World Wide Web, graphical user interfaces (GUIs), and Linux system administration. Kommentar schreiben/lesen (1)
A primer for Linux This Linux primer is an introduction for people new to both Linux and Unix. If you have never ventured beyond the Macintosh or Microsoft DOS/Windows, then this Linux primer is for you. Kommentar schreiben/lesen (0)
Administrivia In this edition of Newbies, we're going to talk about a number of administrative tasks that are essential for getting the most out your new Linux system. While some distributions do have slightly different administrative tools available, most versions of Linux are pretty much the same under the hood. Red Hat 6.0, for example, offers a number of improvements to the Linux desktop environment, but the majority of the tools discussed in this article are available in Red Hat 5.2 and most other popular Linux distributions. Kommentar schreiben/lesen (0)
Changing an OS on the Fly: Loading Linux Modules Modules are a great tool and a wonderful capability that Linux provides to those who use it. The root user has full control over what modules are loaded and which ones are not loaded. If support for something is needed, and it is undesirable to have it built into the kernel, then the module can be loaded on the fly, whenever support for some functionality or hardware is needed. When the support provided by that module is no longer needed, it can be removed, and the memory resources allocated to that module will be freed. As the example for today, we will discuss the module called ppp, which must be loaded in order for Linux to be able to create a connection to the Internet, such as by a modem. PPP stands for "point-to-point protocol" and is the most widely-used protocol for remote connections to the Internet. Users who connect their computers to an Internet Service Provider by modem are most likely using a PPP connection. Kommentar schreiben/lesen (0)
FixUnix The FixUnix domain was created to help people learn how to use the Linux Operating System, and to inform new users on how to Fix problems with their Linux boxes. Kommentar schreiben/lesen (1)
Getting Connected Whether you use your computer to play games or to write letters, chances are you're going to want to connect to the Internet to use the Web or send and receive e-mail. That's the topic for this month: Getting connected. Kommentar schreiben/lesen (0)
GNU/Linux Beginners This section is intended for those new to GNU/Linux and for those considering giving the system a try. It contains questions frequently asked by people who've never used the GNU/Linux Kommentar schreiben/lesen (0)
Is Linux Public Domain? Copyrighted? The Linux trademark belongs to Linus Torvalds. He has placed the Linux kernel under the GNU General Public License, which basically means that you may freely copy, change, and distribute it, but you may not impose any restrictions on further distribution, and you must make the source code available. Kommentar schreiben/lesen (0)
Learnin Linux This page is for those of you, like us, who came from a Windows environment and are now trying to learn the Linux operating system. Kommentar schreiben/lesen (0)
Linux - A Newbies Tale This long history of Linux use covers about 3 years of Linux usage by me. Obviously, by the end of this I no longer consider myself a newbie - though I may be one! This is a tale of Linux as I have found it - warts and all. Its a long read. Anyway, hi to those who read this page (yes, there are some of you!) and may it be some help or encouragement. Kommentar schreiben/lesen (0)
Linux Help Online Support for new and intermediate Linux users providing online resources such as FAQs, Security announcements, news, and so on. Kommentar schreiben/lesen (0)
Linux Information Sheet This document provides basic information about the Linux operating system, including an explanation of Linux, a list of features, some requirements, and some resources. Kommentar schreiben/lesen (0)
Linux Newbie Administrator's Guide We (the Klimas family) are relative Linux newbies (8 months with Linux). We run RedHat 5.2 mostly -> the solutions might not be directly applicable to other Linux distributions. Hope this helps, we try to be as practical as possible. Of course, we provide no warranty whatsoever! Kommentar schreiben/lesen (0)
Linux Primer This Linux primer is an introduction for people new to both Linux and Unix. If you have never ventured beyond the Macintosh or Microsoft DOS/Windows, then this Linux primer is for you. Kommentar schreiben/lesen (1)
LinuxSelfHelp LinuxSelfhelp is dedicated to helping Linux users help themselves. Our goal at LinuxSelfhelp.com is to make the best and most up to date documentation available to the Linux community in the easiest, most intuitive manner possible. Kommentar schreiben/lesen (0)
Resources This site offers a myriad of resources to the individual that is ready to dive into the world of Linux. Excellent for those learners that need structure in their pursuit of Linux. This site offers links to an Online course including lectures and slides; online text, Installation Manual, Commands page, Applications page, Redhat resources,Exercises, Offline archives, and various audio files (x-real audio format) from on campus lecture. Kommentar schreiben/lesen (0)
The Linux For Beginners Website This is all about the operating system called "Linux!" What is really Linux all about? What is so special about Linux? Why is it amazing? How useful or helpful is it? If you are learning about Linux, you are in the right place! That's why this is called "Linux For Beginners." Please feel free to navigate around. Check out Kommentar schreiben/lesen (0)
The Road to Installation This column is an introduction to installing Linux onto your computer, getting it running, and beginning to explore the best OS in the universe. Linux runs on an extremely wide range of hardware, so guaranteeing every possible combination is virtually impossible. Still, Linux "out of the box" often supports computers equipped with standard components. If Windows can run on a computer, then chances are that Linux can too. Kommentar schreiben/lesen (0)
The Road To Installation: Part II Last issue in this space, I provided an overview on installing Linux. I wrote about system requirements, disk partitions, and most importantly, backing up your hard drive. In this column, I will take you through a detailed, step-by-step installation process. Once you have backed up your hard drive, the first step to installing Linux is making a boot disk. Some distributions of Linux come with a boot disk already, so if the distribution you have comes with one, you can skip the next section. Kommentar schreiben/lesen (0)
Try Linux If you're not a Linux user yet, I've created a tour of Linux on the desktop. You'll see how friendly and interesting Linux can be. Kommentar schreiben/lesen (0)
Upgrading Linux When you get a Linux distribution, you are really getting more than just the Linux kernel (see the What's a Kernel sidebar below), you are getting an operating system, a desktop environment, and a large number of development and administration tools, and even some applications. This is quite a lot of software, and it's all packaged together in what's called a distribution. All of these pieces fit together to make your Linux machine both powerful and user-friendly. Kommentar schreiben/lesen (0)
What is Linux Technically, Linux is a Unix-like, kernel-based, fully memory-protected, multitasking operating system originally developed by Linus Torvalds at the University of Helsinki in 1991 and distributed under the GNU General Public License. Kommentar schreiben/lesen (0)
Will My Peripherals Run Under Linux? Yes! And no. Most common peripherals--modems, printers, network adapters, and so on--work just fine under Linux. But some work better than others, and some don't work at all. Here are a few general guidelines for peripheral compatibility issues. Kommentar schreiben/lesen (0)
Dongeng Linux Newbie Indonesia Mengapa judul ini saya ambil, sebab Linux merupakan sistem operasi yang dapat dikatakan handal tetapi belum dilirik oleh orang banyak. Kecuali oleh orang-orang yang agak sedikit 'stress'. Sebab perintahnya cukup asing, karena sudah terbiasa klak-klik pakai 'tikus'. Kommentar schreiben/lesen (0)
Linux Tutorial Site Linux Tutorial Site Linux Tutorial Site, situs yang akan memandu anda untuk menguasai sistem operasi masa depan, apa lagi kalau bukan Linux, the open source operating system. Situs ini memberikan materi-materi sistem operasi Linux yang telah di kelompokkan menjadi bebarapa topik utama, yaitu dimulai dari pengenalan sistem operasi Linux yang akan menjelaskan apa itu Linux, bagaimana sejarahnya, prospek masa depannya, dan beberapa tanggapan ahli TI dunia mengenai Linux, juga disertakan data-data perusahaan dan lembaga pendidikan yang telah menggunakan Linux sebagai tulang punggung solusi TI di instansinya. Kommentar schreiben/lesen (0)