Linux+ Guide to Linux Certification, Second Edition provides a solid foundation on which students build their knowledge of the Linux operating system, while not assuming any prior knowledge of Linux or of computer hardware. This exciting new edition prepares readers with the necessary information to obtain CompTIA’s sought-after Linux+ certification. Extensive hands-on projects, exercises, and examples reinforce the concepts presented. Reader preparing for the CompTIA exam and those just looking for a broad, yet detailed coverage of the Linux operating system will find in this text the conceptual and practical information needed to succeed.

Key features

- Content maps fully to CompTIA’s Linux+ Certification exam
- Provides comprehensive information on how to install,
   manage, and administer the Linux operating system.
- Review Questions and Hands-on Projects reinforce concepts,
   sharpen skills, and prepare students for certification
- Includes a copy of Fedora Linux, Core 2

Chapter One Introduction to Linux
Chapter Two Preparing for Linux Installation
Chapter Three Linux Installation and Usage
Chapter Four Exploring Linux Filesystems
Chapter Five Linux Filesystem Management
Chapter Six Linux Filesystem Administration
Chapter Seven Advanced Installation
Chapter Eight Working with the BASH Shell
Chapter Nine System Initialization and X Windows
Chapter Ten Managing Linux Processes

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About the Author

Jason W. Eckert is a graduate of the University of Waterloo and has 13 years of experience as a UNIX administrator and software developer. He currently teaches at trios College and holds 12 UNIX and Linux certifications.

M. John Schitka is graduate of McMaster University and currently instructs at trios College where he teaches UNIX and Linux courses, among others.