Installation and use of Linux as a client and server operating system: a tutorial
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Installation and use of Linux as a client and server operating system: a tutorial. AMCIS 99. Al Bento. Introduction. What is Linux “a free PC (an others) UNIX clone” Visual tour of Linux with KDE KDE desktop environment an example control center applications
Installation and use of Linux as a client and server operating system: a tutorial
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Installation and use of Linux as a client and server operating system:a tutorial AMCIS 99 Al Bento
Introduction • What is Linux “a free PC (an others) UNIX clone” • Visual tour of Linux with KDE • KDE desktop environment • an example • control center • applications • Freeware client applicationsWordPerfect, Star Office, Netscape, WXftp, File Manager, games, etc.
Hardware requirements • Typical PC configurations client and server machines • The do’s and don’ts of hardware selection • On-line resources • hardware compatibility and • installation under Linux. • Hardware with Linux installed • Dell, VA Research, etc.
Software (Linux) installation • Distributions RedHat, Caldera and Suse • Client installation using the RedHat distribution • before you begin • the client class installation • after the installation • Server installation • using the RedHat server class • building up from the client class
Client software installation • Productivity • Office applications WordPerfect, Star Office • Internet Netscape, WXftp, telnet, chat, and network tools • Graphical Xv, GIMP, Ghostscript, Tetex-LateX, etc • Programming BASIC, Fortran, C, C++, perl, python, TCL, tk
Desktop (window managers) software installation • The many GUI options AfterStep, GNOME and KDE • The KDE desktop environment • Obtaining and installing KDE • Documentation On-line and printed • System requirementscpu, memory, and graphics card • how about the command line interface?
Server software installation • What comes with most distributionstelnet, ftp, mail, web, and DB servers • Additional free servers DB/SQL, Audio/Video Streaming, etc. • Server setup example: Apache Web server • Other commercial servers Oracle, Informix, DB2, SAP R/3, HP Firehunter, etc
Windows and Linux interoperability • SAMBA protocol • allows a machine running UNIX or Linux to provide services using Microsoft networking protocols • the Linux machine is shown as a member (or server) in a Windows network, including in the Network Neighborhood tool • files and printers can be shared among both types of machines • seamless integration between Windows and Linux • Installation and Setup • TkSmb graphical interface