Linux basics for Windows pros
IT pros who know how to improve performance and tune proprietary applications to run on Linux will be in big demand, analysts say. So, why not take steps toward making yourself a hot commodity? This extensive library of basic Linux information has been designed with Windows professionals in mind.
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[IMAGE] What's GNU? Making sense of terms and acronyms
[IMAGE] Getting started: Linux at a glance
[IMAGE] Distributions: How to get Linux
[IMAGE] Installation
[IMAGE] Comparing costs
[IMAGE] Migration
[IMAGE] Security
[IMAGE] Integration & Interoperability
[IMAGE] Administration & Management
[IMAGE] Software/applications
[IMAGE] Samba
[IMAGE] Networking/protocols
[IMAGE] Articles & White Papers
[IMAGE] Chapter Downloads
[IMAGE] Resources
What's GNU? Making sense of terms and acronyms
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Getting started: Linux at a glance
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Distributions: How to get
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Linux
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Installation
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Comparing costs
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Migration
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Security
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Questions? Ask our Security Expert, James Turnbull.
Integration and Interoperability
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Questions? Ask our Linux Integration and Interoperability Expert, John H. Terpstra.
Administration and Management
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Questions? Ask our Windows-to-Linux Migration and Interoperability Expert, Mark Hinkle.
Software/Applications
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Samba
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Networking/Protocols
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Articles and white papers
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Support
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Chapter downloads
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Resources
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