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Linux Desk Reference
This desk reference is organized by concept, or task, so beginners can easily search for the command they need. Linux commands are also organized alphabetically and indexed for experienced users. Each chapter begins with a brief discussion of relevant terms and concepts, followed by a one-line summary of all the relevant commands, a list of related files, and then a complete listing of the commands with options and examples. The book also features examples for every single command and, in some cases, diagrams and sample output.
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First published November 30, 1999
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Scott Hawkins
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