For mobility and handy situation where most Linux enthusiasts are in need of a flexible recovery kit in their pocket, live Linux OS on USB seems to be a good tool to carry. Just follow these simple steps and be set to go.
When disaster strikes your computer system, Linux Boot CDs to the rescue! You should always have a Linux Boot CD on hand in case of emergency. Here’s how.
If you’re interested in working as a Linux administrator, you’ll need a good understanding of Linux Groups. Such knowledge can also be useful when managing a shared Personal Computer (PC).
Most newbies to Linux have trouble adjusting to not seeing single letters of the alphabet to designate drives. Learning to read Linux devices is not difficult, and is essential to running this open source operating system.
Who uses Linux? Linux today has reached widespread acceptance in not only the server world but also for the desktop in the world of Personal Computer (PC) users. Here’s why.
Open source has been a bit of a buzzword lately, and with good reason: open source ideals are infecting everything from its traditional software base to hardware specifications to even textbooks. This article examines some recent open source textbook projects.
With open source rapidly gaining in popularity, it’s important to distinguish between it and various other, similar terms that often get thrown around, particularly freeware. This article goes through and explains the definitions of these and other terms that have entered technology jargon.
The Linux file system is often high on the list of major differences between Microsoft (MS) Windows and the Linux operating system. Different, however, doesn’t always mean more difficult as
this introduction will show.
Linux administration is like practically any other discipline–you can keep it to the basics or you can advance to the level you choose. The basics start with an understanding of what administration is and why it’s needed.
