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Linux Timesaving Technique For Dummies provides experienced and first-time Linux users with concise, step-by-step, timesaving,powerful techniques to help them perform tasks efficiently. The techniques, broken down into task-oriented topic areas, are delivered without technical jargon and in the For Dummies friendly, easy-to-understand style. The book corresponds with the latest releases of the Fedora Core, SUSE, and Mandrake distributions. It has over 60 techniques that help users perform end-user, system administration, and development tasks in many areas, including the following:

Desktop File system, RPM, Databases, Internet Server, Email Server, Networking, System monitoring, Security, Data Back-up and recovery, Programming (e.g., C and PHP), and Linux Kernel.

From the Back Cover
Fine-tune Linux for peak performance and usability!

Over 60 techniques that help you save time by…

  • Controlling time-consuming tasks
  • Improving your system security
  • Getting the most from your file system
  • Automating repetitive tasks
  • Tweaking the kernel on your Linux system
  • Networking like a professional

The Dummies Way

  • Tricks and tips for working smarter
  • Explanations in plain English
  • "Get in, get out" information
  • Contents arranged by technique
  • Advice that goes beyond the basics
  • A dash of humor and fun

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Posted by JavaBooks on Tuesday, August 11, 2009
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Buying a PC from a retail computer store or a big mail-order company is easy: Outcomes the credit card, the boxes arrive at your house, and installation is as simple as plugging in the keyboard, mouse, speakers, and monitor. Even the most experienced PC hardware junkie will have to admit that a novice can save time and potential headaches by buying a retail PC.

WHAT IS INSIDE This Book:

+++ Part I: Preparations and Planning
Chapter 1: A Screwdriver Is All You Need
Chapter 2: What Type of PC Should I Build?

+++ Part II: Assembling the Basics
Chapter 3: Building the Foundation: The Case and Motherboard
Chapter 4: A Bag of Chips: Adding RAM and a CPU
Chapter 5: Installing Your Ports, Mouse, and Keyboard
Chapter 6: Adding Video Hardware
Chapter 7: Installing Your Hard Drive and Other Storage Devices
Chapter 8: Choosing and Installing an Operating System

+++ Part III: Adding the Fun Stuff
Chapter 9: Installing an Optical Drive
Chapter 10: Let Your PC Rock!
Chapter 11: Modems and the Call of Broadband

+++ Part IV: Advanced PC Options
Chapter 12: So You Want to Add a LAN?
Chapter 13: Input and Output: Scanners, Cameras, and Printers
Chapter 14: Building a Gaming PC

+++ Part V: The Part of Tens
Chapter 15: Ten Tools and Tasks for a Power User’s PC
Chapter 16: Ten Important Assembly Tips
Chapter 17: Ten Ways to Maintain Your PC
Chapter 18: Ten PC Pitfalls to Avoid Like the Plague

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Posted by JavaBooks on Wednesday, July 22, 2009

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R u Dummy! Scared ! wanna learn flex? Oh my gosh you are at the right place. This Flex 3 For Dummies will teach you that stuff...

Note: Dont mix Carona with Flex....

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Posted by JavaBooks on Monday, July 20, 2009
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