The GNU Project was launched in 1984 to develop a complete UNIX-like operating system which is free software.

This documentation is free software.This book was written for the purpose of supporting the short training course/lectures that was given by the Author on this subject.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux is the premier operatng system solution for open source computing.

Larch/C++ is a notation for formally specifying the behavior and interfaces of C++ classes and functions. The goal of this reference manual is to precisely record the design of Larch/C++.

This site gives us links to various ebooks on Unix, Linux & X-Windows.

Following books are available

linux (.pdf)
linux-sistem-yonetimi (.pdf)
Network_Scanning_Techniques (.pdf)
Securing-Optimizing-Linux-RH-Edition-1_3 (.pdf)
bash

These books provides essential references for the growing number of LINUXr users.

In this ebook every effort has been made to build the most comprehensive and up-to-date reference of the HyperText Markup Language in encyclopedic format.

This book is the map and guidebook to the world of Linux.

Securing and Optimizing Linux is a RedHat Edition. It deals with the hardware and software part of Linux system.

The GNU Project was launched in 1984 to develop a complete UNIX-like operating system which is free software.

This website is dedicated to provide you with information and reference material related to the Linux course being conducted at Sir Syed University of Engineering & Technology.

It is an index of /pub/document/book where all the details of Linux, Java, Python, Perl, Networking, HTML, Web Development can be got.

One of the cornerstones of a computing portal site is to present users with a list of all the available software. LinuxLinks has the largest compilation of Linux links available. We're currently approaching 30,000 links that point you to all of the essential Linux software, the vast majority of which aren't included in a standard Linux distribution. We also recognise that Linux users aren't solely interested in software that runs 'natively' on their platform. Accordingly, we have separate categories for Java and Web based software, which run seamlessly in Linux. We also cater to Mac OS X users as well.

This web site is designed to act as a central source of Linux information and as a voice for the promotion and advocacy of the Linux operating system. Our main goal is to inform the public about every company, project and group that uses the Linux operating system and to report on the hard work of countless developers, programmers and individuals who strive everyday to improve on the Linux offerings in the marketplace.

The Linux Professional Institute (LPI) serves the community of Linux and open source software users vendors and developers, in the interest of increasing and supporting professional use of such softwa