SUSE Linux10 Bible | Justin Davies, Roger Whittaker, ...

SUSE Linux10 Bible | Justin Davies, Roger Whittaker, ... | Loaded With Interesting Information on Linux

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SUSE Linux10 Bible

	SUSE Linux10 Bible Justin Davies, Roger Whittaker, ... Wiley, 2006 - 912 pages average customer review:based on 9 reviews view larger image
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Includes new coverage of Novell Linux Desktop and Open Enterprise Server (Novell's traditional environment running on SUSE), with information on YaST management tools and the OpenExchange e-mail server Introduces basic Linux methodologies, including partitions, filesystems, filesystem layout, and more Covers the SUSE system, command line programs, implementing online services, and using SUSE business tools in the enterprise setting Features a section devoted to end-user needs Also covers virtualization, including dosemu, wine, Crossover Office, uml xen and Vmware, expanded coverage of SUSE with sendmail, CUPS, LDAP and more Companion DVD includes the SUSE Linux distribution

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Excellent Reference Book

I was looking for SUSE Linux book and read dozens of reviews for different books hoping to find the one I needed on my first try. It seemed like most of the reviews I read were written by people new to linux and were focused on how well the books succeeded at providing a simple introduction. This book was universally rejected as being too big, too detailed and difficult to follow for a first time user - so I bought it. I am a Unix/Linux engineer with years of experience with Irix, Tru64, Solaris and RedHat. I have just recently taken on some SLES 10 systems and needed a reference book to speed up understanding the subtle differences of this linux version. An introduction to Linux book wouldn't tell me much that would help with the sorts of problems I'm running into. I needed something that would give in depth information on how to configure various services from the command line. I should be grateful for the other poor reviews. That made it so I could get a good unmarked copy for $.89 plus shipping. This is the perfect reference manual for an advanced user who needs to learn the specifics of SLES.

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Loaded With Interesting Information on Linux

I bought this book for the DVD, but later I found it very interesting. I am not a raw Linux beginner, thus I didn't use it to help me to install Linux or to run it. Nevertheless the book is packed with useful and interesting information, not only about the command line, but also about many other things. The last chapters are on virtualization, which is a hot topic. In particular, it discusses Novell's strategy and products. I agree with some of the other reviewers' criticisms, but I consult this book often. The other book that you should have is "Running Linux" by Matt Welsh et al..

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