Describe the Basics of Linux in Detail

This book is an introductory reference book for learning the Linux operating system. It has 9 chapters in total. It covers all the knowledge points needed for beginners to learn Linux. It explains all aspects of daily management operations of Linux, from the shallower to the deeper, with comprehensive content, rich cases, and strong practicality. This book starts from the past and present of the Linux system, explaining in detail the characteristics of the Linux system and each release version, as well as the author's learning suggestions; using virtual machines to build a Linux learning environment, the use of common Linux tool software, unattended installation and network installation; management suggestions for Linux servers in production environments; common Linux commands; the use and use of the text editor Vim Advanced skills; installation, upgrade, uninstallation and management of Linux source code packages and binary packages, suggestions for software package deployment; management commands and configuration files for Linux users and user groups; Linux permission management, ACL access control list, special system permissions and file attribute permissions, administrator authorization; introduction to Linux file system, common commands for file system management, system partition planning and operation, etc. This book is widely applicable to technical personnel of various Linux platform-based service deployment, operation and maintenance, and development, as well as students majoring in computer-related universities. It is also an essential introductory book for learning cloud computing.