LINUXInstalling programs on LinuxMaybe it's a lot that know how to install programs on linux but it's good I just added my notes on this blog. Basically in linux has some sort of way to install the software and usually every distro also have different ways of installing a program.How to install programs on linux is divided into sections;1. compile and install programs from source2. extension program to install the RPM from Red Hat Packet Manager3....

DISTRO LINUXHOW TO INSTALL DEBIAN 51. Turn on the computer and insert the CD installer Debian Linux operating system.2. Change the first boot device in BIOS to CD-ROM.3. Press enter to go to boot Debian. v\:* {behavior:url(#default#VML);} o\:* {behavior:url(#default#VML);} w\:* {behavior:url(#default#VML);} .shape {behavior:url(#default#VML);} Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE ...

LinuxLinuxLinux Tux.svgTux, the penguin, the Linux mascotFamily OS: UnixRecent publications Kernel type: MonolithicLicense: GNU General Public License and otherStatus: ActiveLinux (pronounced or lɪnəks / lɪnʊks /) is the name given to the Unix operating system. Linux is an example of development of free software and open source principal. Like the free software and open source more generally, the Linux source code can be changed freely used and...

LINUXPART. IThere are many similarities and there are many differences between Linux and Windows. Let's look at some of the differences that exist in Linux and Windows.User InterfaceIn Windows, you do not have much choice of user interfaces. For example, in Windows 95/98 only recognize the default user interface of Windows 95/98. You are a bit 'more luck if you use Windows XP, because you can switch between the interface of Windows XP to Windows...

LINUXLinux BasicsLinux is inspired by the Unix operating system, released in 1969, and continues to be used and developed since then. Many of the conventions behind Unix also exist in Linux and are central to understanding the basics of Linux system.Unix is mainly oriented towards the command line interface, and that legacy is carried on Linux. Thus, the graphical user interface with windows, icons and menus are built based on the command line interface....