This book explains how to use Linux, both as an end-user and as a system administrator. It explains all the common commandline instructions one uses on Linux, as well as how Linux relates to other similar systems, such as BSD and Mac OS X™, and what points it differs on. This book also covers how to set up Linux as a server and how to perform complex tasks like shell scripting, adding new drives, and setting up logical volume management (LVM). There is also a chapter on Internet which explains, in substantial detail, what Internet is, how it works, and how you can use Linux as an Internet server.
