 ? Get software — Ubuntu offers the Add/Remove Applications GUI tool for getting software. With tools such as apt-get, you’ll learn the best ways to search for, download, install, update, and otherwise manage software from the command line.
? Use the shell — Find neat techniques and tips for using the shell.
? Play with multimedia — Play and stream multimedia content from your computer. You can also modify audio and image files, and then convert the content of those files to different formats.
? Work with files — Use, manipulate, convert, and secure a wide range of file types in Linux.
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 ? Get software — SUSE offers the YaST2 Package Manager GUI tool for getting software. With tools such as rpm, you’ll learn the best ways to search for, download, install, update, and otherwise manage software from the command line.
? Use the shell — Find neat techniques and tips for using the shell.
? Play with multimedia — Play and stream multimedia content from your computer. You can also modify audio and image files, and then convert the content of those files to different formats.
? Work with files — Use, manipulate, convert, and secure a wide range of file types in Linux.
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 Chapter 1: Care and Feeding of iptables - This chapter provides an introduction to packet filtering with iptables, including kernel build specifics and iptables administration. A default policy and network diagram is provided in this chapter and is referenced throughout the book.
Chapter 2: Network Layer Attacks and Defense - This chapter shows the types of attacks that exist in the network layer and what you can do about them.
Chapter 3: Transport Layer Attacks and Defense - The transport layer is the realm of server reconnaissance with port scans and sweeps, and this chapter examines |
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 Learn the basics of what goes into Linux and you will be able to use all sorts of devices and computers in the future. The book is organized in a way that enables you to start off at the very beginning with Linux, but still grow to the point where you can get going with some powerful server and programming features, if you care to.
Part I assumes that someone has set up a Linux system in front of you. So after “Starting with Linux” in Chapter 1, you learn the basics of how to:
Use the shell (Chapter 2)
Work with your graphical desktop (Chapter 3)
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 Chapter 1. The vi Text Editor
Chapter 2. Simple Editing
This chapter introduces you to editing with vi, and it is set up to be read as a tutorial. In it you will learn how to move the cursor and how to make some simple edits. If you've never worked with vi, you
should read the entire chapter.
Chapter 3. Moving Around in a Hurry
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