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Linux at work: building strategic applications for business

Marcus Gonçalves

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LINUX OPERATING SYSTEM An Overview of Linux and the Market Under the Hood of Linux Managing and Administering a Linux Server LINUX FOR BUSINESS APPLICATIONS Linux for Internet Applications Linux for Business Advantage Integrating Linux Solutions to Business Subverting the Push for New Technology Linux versus Windows NT REFERENCES AND RESOURCES FOR LINUX Why Does Microsoft Need Linux? Using Linux Business Products and Tools Appendices Index.

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LINUX OPERATING SYSTEM An Overview of Linux and the Market Under the Hood of Linux Managing and Administering a Linux Server LINUX FOR BUSINESS APPLICATIONS Linux for Internet Applications Linux for Business Advantage Integrating Linux Solutions to Business Subverting the Push for New Technology Linux versus Windows NT REFERENCES AND RESOURCES FOR LINUX Why Does Microsoft Need Linux? Using Linux Business Products and Tools Appendices Index.

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LINUX OPERATING SYSTEM An Overview of Linux and the Market Under the Hood of Linux Managing and Administering a Linux Server LINUX FOR BUSINESS APPLICATIONS Linux for Internet Applications Linux for Business Advantage Integrating Linux Solutions to Business Subverting the Push for New Technology Linux versus Windows NT REFERENCES AND RESOURCES FOR LINUX Why Does Microsoft Need Linux? Using Linux Business Products and Tools Appendices Index.

Key concepts: Linux Unified Key Setup, GNU/Linux, Operating system, Minimalism (technical communication), Linux kernel, Computer science, Human–computer interaction

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