Practical Tutorial on the Linux Operating System
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A good fit for
- Undergraduate or vocational college students in computer-related majors, as a companion practical textbook for operating system courses.
- Career changers planning to work in operations, development, or testing who need to quickly master basic Linux skills.
- Enthusiasts interested in open-source systems who want to learn Linux operations systematically from scratch.
- Professionals who need Linux as a working environment for daily file management, network configuration, and simple scripting.
Not a good fit for
- Senior engineers seeking in-depth analysis of Linux kernel mechanisms for advanced performance tuning or driver development.
- Readers who only need to look up extreme parameter usage for a specific command and expect this book to serve as a complete command reference.
Reading tips
- It is recommended to study the chapters in order and be sure to complete the practice exercises after each chapter; this is key to consolidating knowledge.
- When studying the Shell programming section, try modifying and combining the book's examples to solve small tasks of your own design.
- Practice in a virtual machine environment and run through the book's system management operations in full to deepen understanding.
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Contents
- 版权信息
- 作者简介
- 内容简介
- 编委会
- 丛书推荐序一 数字经济的思维观与人才观
- 丛书推荐序二 产教融合打造创新人才培养的新模式
- 前 言
- 第一部分 Linux入门
- 第1章 Linux系统概述
- 1.1 Linux的起源及特性
- 1.2 Linux版本的发展
- 1.3 Red Hat Enterprise Linux简介及其优点
- 1.4 如何获取Red Hat Enterprise Linux
- 1.5 小结
- 1.6 习题
- 1.7 上机练习—获取Red Hat Enterprise Linux
- 第2章 安装Linux系统
- 2.1 安装Linux系统的准备工作
- 2.2 从光盘安装Linux系统
- 2.3 在虚拟机中安装Linux系统
- 2.4 登录Linux
- 2.5 卸载Linux
- 2.6 小结
- 2.7 习题
- 2.8 上机练习—使用光盘安装Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.5版本
- 第3章 图形桌面与命令行
- 3.1 Linux图形桌面概述
- 3.2 使用GNOME图形桌面
- 3.3 Linux的终端窗口(命令行)
- 3.4 小结
- 3.5 习题
- 3.6 上机练习—简单的man命令的使用
- 第4章 Linux文件管理和常用命令
- 4.1 Linux的文件系统
- 4.2 文件和目录管理常用命令
- 4.3 文件和目录访问权限管理
- 4.4 文件/目录的打包、压缩及解压缩
- 4.5 小结
- 4.6 习题
- 4.7 上机练习—练习使用文件和目录管理常用命令
- 第5章 磁盘管理
- 5.1 Linux磁盘分区概述
- 5.2 常用磁盘管理命令
- 5.3 磁盘配额管理
- 5.4 小结
- 5.5 习题
- 5.6 上机练习—新添加硬盘,并挂载到/home/linux/newhd/目录中,然后进行磁盘配额操作
- 第6章 用户管理和常用命令
- 6.1 用户和组文件
- 6.2 使用命令管理普通用户
- 6.3 使用命令管理根用户
- 6.4 使用命令管理用户组
- 6.5 使用图形化程序管理用户和用户组
- 6.6 小结
- 6.7 习题
- 6.8 上机练习—添加新用户new_linux,并修改密码和用户组
- 第7章 软件包管理
- 7.1 使用rpm命令管理RPM软件包
- 7.2 使用yum管理RPM软件包
- 7.3 使用源码安装软件
- 7.4 小结
- 7.5 习题
- 7.6 上机练习—安装PHP软件
- 第二部分 Linux编程
- 第8章 文本编辑器的使用
- 8.1 Vim的使用
- 8.2 Vim使用实例
- 8.3 gVim的使用
- 8.4 gedit的使用
- 8.5 小结
- 8.6 习题
- 8.7 上机练习—Vim的使用
- 第9章 Shell编程
- 9.1 Shell编程概述
- 9.2 Shell程序的基本结构
- 9.3 Shell程序中的变量
- 9.4 Shell程序中的运算符
- 9.5 Shell程序的输入和输出
- 9.6 引号的使用方法
- 9.7 测试语句
- 9.8 流程控制结构
- 9.9 Shell编程实例
- 9.10 小结
- 9.11 习题
- 9.12 上机练习—简单的Shell编程
- 第10章 Linux下C语言编程
- 10.1 编译及编译器的概念和理解
- 10.2 GCC编译器
- 10.3 C程序的编译
- 10.4 编译过程的控制
- 10.5 使用GDB调试程序
- 10.6 程序调试实例
- 10.7 GDB常用命令
- 10.8 编译程序常见的错误类型与处理方法
- 10.9 小结
- 10.10 习题
- 10.11 上机练习—GCC和GDB配合调试
- 第三部分 Linux网络与安全
- 第11章 Linux网络基础
- 11.1 计算机网络的发展
- 11.2 网络基本类型
- 11.3 网络体系结构
- 11.4 网络配置基本内容
- 11.5 配置以太网连接
- 11.6 连接Internet
- 11.7 网络管理常用命令及应用实例
- 11.8 小结
- 11.9 习题
- 11.10 上机练习—设置网络参数
- 第12章 网络安全与病毒防护
- 12.1 Linux网络安全对策
- 12.2 Linux下的防火墙配置
- 12.3 使用OpenSSH实现网络安全连接
- 12.4 小结
- 12.5 习题
- 12.6 上机练习—安装简易的xampp并控制Apache服务器访问
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About the author
Ling Jing is an author about whom little public information is available. Two works by this author are currently held in the collection, and they fall into two quite distant fields: medicine and programming design. The first is A Research Collection on Xu Dachun, which centers on the Qing dynasty physician Xu Dachun and belongs to the compilation and study of medical figures and medical-historical sources. The second is A Practical Course on the Linux Operating System, which addresses the basic operation and practical use of the operating system. Judging from this range of subjects, Ling Jing's writing spans traditional medical literature and modern computer technology: the former emphasizes the sorting of historical materials and academic discussion, while the latter emphasizes introductory teaching and hands-on practice. Stylistically, the works consist mainly of source compilations and course texts, with attention to practicality and the transmission of knowledge. Because details such as dates of birth and death, nationality, and professional background cannot be confirmed, no account of the author's personal life is given here; readers may instead form a sense of the author's areas of interest from the two works mentioned above.