Issue 13: Powerhouse Perl 2nd Ed. Apr 2013
Cover Theme: Powerhouse Perl
DVD Theme: Fedora 18
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Power up your Perl Productivity! New to Perl? Check out our comprehensive introduction by Perl expert Randal L. Schwartz. Perlmeister Mike Schilli explains how to optimize and debug your Perl scripts, then he'll help you advance your Perl know-how with 11 cool Perl projects:
- Math Tricks: Solve math problems with Perl
- Daily Tip: Perl with an SQLite database
- AJAX: Add dynamic updates to web pages
- isp-switch: Switch your computer to another ISP if your connection goes down
- MAC Addresses: Monitor your network for unfamiliar MAC addresses
- Multimeter: Read and interpret data from an external device
- Google Chart: Create custom graphs
- Twitter: Help your scripts send Tweets
- Webcam: Control a web camera with Perl
- Perl Gardening: Water your house plants with a little help from Perl
- GPS: Extract data from a GPS device and plot it on a Yahoo! map
Issue 12: Linux Shell Handbook 3rd Ed. Jun 2012
Cover Theme: Discover the Language of the Linux Experts
DVD Theme: Knoppix 7.0.2: The world's greatest Live distro!
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Think like the experts: The powerful Bash shell provides a comprehensive collection of utilities for configuring and troubleshooting Linux systems.
Before the icons, menus, and wobbly windows of the modern Linux user environment, users managed and interacted with their systems from the command line. Many advanced users still prefer to work from the keyboard, and many will tell you that exploring the command-line environment is the best way to build a deeper understanding of Linux.
The Linux Shell Handbook is a thorough primer on the Bourne Again Shell (Bash) environment found on most Linux systems. You’ll learn to navigate, manipulate text, work with regular expressions, and customize your Bash settings. We’ll show you shell utilities for configuring hardware, setting up users and groups, managing processes, and installing software – and we’ll even help you get started creating your own Bash scripts to automate recurring tasks. Keep the Linux Shell Handbook beside your computer as a permanent desktop reference on the world of the terminal window.
Learning file management commands
Getting started with Bash scripting
Also in this must-have special issue:
- Introducing Bash
- File Management
- Search Tools
- Regular Expressions
- Pipes and Redirection
- Text Manipulation Tools
- Customizing Bash
- Hardware Configuration
- fdisk and parted
- Configuring Filesystems
- Time Tools
- mount and fstab
- Users and Groups
- Accessing Permissions
- Su and Sudo
- Managing Processes
- Apt-get
- Yum
- dd and genisoimage
- Networking Tools
- SSH
- FTP
- Rsync
- Wireless Tools
- Cron and At
- Images and PDFs
Questions? Email subs@linux-magazine.com
Issue 11: Google Special May 2011
Cover Theme: Google
DVD Theme: Peppermint OS
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The innovators at Google have assembled an impressive collection of free tools for working, exploring, collaborating, and distributing information on the web. This Google Special Edition takes a close look at the tools of the Google environment.
Google tools examined in this issue include Google+, SketchUp, Docs, Calendar, Groups, Reader, Earth, Chart, photo tools, Checkout, Sites, Gears, Blogger, Web Toolkit, Maps API, Gadgets, AdSense, and more!
The Google Life: Google envisions a whole way of life centered around online services available in a browser window. We’ll introduce you to the exciting new Google+ social networking tool and show you around the Google universe.
Get Productive
- Introduction: Google provides an impressive collection of free tools for working, exploring, collaborating, and distributing information on the web. Find out how to make the most of the Google environment.
- Google+: Wave goodbye to old social media paradigms and say hello to Google+ Circles.
- Google+ with Business: Now that Google+ has been released into the wild, find out what this new social media network can do for your business.
- Google Docs: Your documents, spreadsheets, and presentations are always available on the web with Google’s productivity suite.
- Groups: Build community with a custom discussion group. We show you how to create your own online group in minutes.
- Calendar: Manage your schedule in the cloud, share your appointments, subscribe to other calendars, and embed your calendar in other Google apps.
- Reader: Google Reader collects the lowdown on your favorite topics.
- Mobile Tools: Google provides a handy collection of tools that make your smart devices smarter.
Desktop
- Google Earth: Explore the Earth, sky, Moon, Mars, and more.
- SketchUp: Build 3D models online with this handy drawing tool.
- Chart: This powerful API helps you out when pictures will speak louder than words.
- Photo Tools: Google keeps adding to its store of fabulous tools to feed your photography fetish.
- Checkout: Ease into the express lane with Google Checkout.
Web Works
- Sites: Create a collaborative website the easy way.
- Blogger: Enhance your online presence with a personal blog.
- Web Toolkit: Build optimized JavaScript apps in a hurry.
- Maps API: Incorporate interactive maps into your web pages with the Google Maps API.
- Gadgets: Dress up your site with a few of these free gadgets.
- Webmaster Tools: Help your site achieve a higher rank in Google’s search index.
- AdSense: Earn money by adding advertisements to your website.
Issue 10: Linux Shell Handbook 2nd Ed. Feb 2011
Cover Theme: Discover the Language of the Linux Experts
DVD Theme: Knoppix 6.4.4: The World's Greatest Live CD!
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Think like the experts: The powerful Bash shell provides a comprehensive collection of utilities for configuring and troubleshooting Linux systems.
Before the icons, menus, and wobbly windows of the modern Linux user environment, users managed and interacted with their systems from the command line. Many advanced users still prefer to work from the keyboard, and many will tell you that exploring the command-line environment is the best way to build a deeper understanding of Linux.
The Linux Shell Handbook is a thorough primer on the Bourne Again Shell (Bash) environment found on most Linux systems. You’ll learn to navigate, manipulate text, work with regular expressions, and customize your Bash settings. We’ll show you shell utilities for configuring hardware, setting up users and groups, managing processes, and installing software – and we’ll even help you get started creating your own Bash scripts to automate recurring tasks. Keep the Linux Shell Handbook beside your computer as a permanent desktop reference on the world of the terminal window.
Learning file management commands
Getting started with Bash scripting
Also in this must-have special issue:
- Introducing Bash
- File Management
- Search Tools
- Regular Expressions
- Pipes and Redirection
- Text Manipulation Tools
- Customizing Bash
- Hardware Configuration
- fdisk and parted
- Configuring Filesystems
- Time Tools
- mount and fstab
- Users and Groups
- Accessing Permissions
- Su and Sudo
- Managing Processes
- Apt-get
- Yum
- dd and genisoimage
- Networking Tools
- SSH
- FTP
- Rsync
- Wireless Tools
- Cron and At
- Images and PDFs
Questions? Email subs@linux-magazine.com
Issue 08: ADMIN Active Directory Jun 2010
Cover Theme: Active Directory at the Command Line
DVD Theme: Knoppix 6.3 & Backtrack Network Security Suite
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Do you take care of a network – large or small? Are you the one the users call when they have problems with email or can’t reach a website? Are you embroiled in questions of how to subdivide and when to virtualize? Do you keep watch over a server farm? Do you patrol the perimeter, managing firewall configurations and looking for gaps that would let an intruder inside? Are you the one who answers to the suits, bridging the technical divide between the server room and the board room with
practical advice on where to go and how to grow in the changing world of information technology?
If you answer yes to any of these questions, look inside. Admin: Network and Security is all about the real world of system administration. You’ll find detailed, practical articles on topics such as security, network monitoring, clustering, and troubleshooting – for admins who manage Windows, Linux, Unix, and Solaris systems in heterogeneous environments. In these pages, you’ll learn about some new features of the Windows PowerShell that let you configure Windows Active Directory from the command line. We’ll show you how to rescue lost systems with Knoppix. We’ll tell you about spam on IP phone connections, show you how to save configuration time with a Linux-based software appliance, and describe the innovative Open-Solaris Zones virtualization environment.
Also included with this issue is a free double-sided DVD with Knoppix 6.3 Live Linux and the BackTrack penetration testing system. Take a fresh look at what you do every day with a special edition magazine that is all for admins.
Questions? Email subs@admin-magazine.com
Issue 07: Powerhouse Perl Mar 2010
Cover Theme: Powerhouse Perl
DVD Theme: openSUSE 11.2 & Linux Mint 8.0
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Power up your Perl Productivity! New to Perl? Check out our comprehensive introduction by Perl expert Randal L. Schwartz. Perlmeister Mike Schilli explains how to optimize and debug your Perl scripts, then he'll help you advance your Perl know-how with 11 cool Perl projects:
- Math Tricks: Solve math problems with Perl
- Daily Tip: Perl with an SQLite database
- AJAX: Add dynamic updates to web pages
- isp-switch: Switch your computer to another ISP if your connection goes down
- MAC Addresses: Monitor your network for unfamiliar MAC addresses
- Multimeter: Read and interpret data from an external device
- Google Chart: Create custom graphs
- Twitter: Help your scripts send Tweets
- Webcam: Control a web camera with Perl
- Perl Gardening: Water your house plants with a little help from Perl
- GPS: Extract data from a GPS device and plot it on a Yahoo! map
Issue 06: Linux Shell Handbook Dec 2009
Cover Theme: Linux Shell Handbook
DVD Theme: Knoppix 6.2: The World's Greatest Live Distro
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Sorry, out of stock! Look for our new Linux Shell Handbook in 2011!
Expert users work from the Linux command shell – and you can too. This special edition is dedicated to every Linux user who has ever wished for a deeper understanding of the command line environment.
Articles include:
- Introducing Bash
- File Management
- Search Tools
- Regular Expressions
- Pipes and Redirection
- Text Manipulation Tools
- Customizing Bash
- Hardware Configuration
- fdisk and parted
- Configuring Filesystems
- Time Tools
- mount and fstab
- Users and Groups
- Access Permissions
- Su and Sudo
- Managing Processes
- Apt-get
- Yum
- dd and genisoimage
- Networking Tools
- SSH
- FTP
- Rsync
- Wireless Tools
- Cron and At
- Bash Scripting
Issue 05: Google Special Oct 2009
Cover Theme: Google
DVD Theme: Ubuntu: Google Tools
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The innovators at Google have assembled an impressive collection of free tools for working, exploring, collaborating, and distributing information on the web. This Google Special Edition takes a close look at the tools of the Google environment.
Google tools examined in this issue include Wave, SketchUp, Docs, Calendar, Groups, Reader, Earth & Sky, Picasa, Checkout, Sites, Gears, Blogger, Web Toolkit, Maps API, Gadgets, and more!
Issue 04: Discover Google Mar 2009
Cover Theme: Google Toolset
DVD Theme: gOS
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The innovators at Google have assembled an impressive collection of free tools for working, exploring, collaborating, and distributing information on the web. This Google Tools Special Edition takes a close look at the tools of the Google environment.
Google tools examined in this issue include SketchUp, Docs, Calendar, Groups, Reader, Earth, Sky, Grapher, Picasa, Checkout, Sites, Gears, Blogger, Mashup Editor, Web Toolkit, Maps API, Gadgets, and more!
Issue 03: Ubuntu 8.10 Special Oct 2008
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DVD Theme: Ubuntu 8.10
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This special edition is your guide to the powerful and popular operating system known as Ubuntu. We’ll help you install your Ubuntu system and set up a network connection. You'll learn how to secure your system and manage packages. And we’ll show you how to create documents, play music, edit photos, and much more.
Issue 02: openSUSE 11.0 Aug 2008
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In this special edition of Linux Pro Magazine, we take an in-depth look at the new openSUSE 11.0. You’ll learn how to install openSUSE, connect to the Internet, and get started with some advanced tools of the openSUSE environment.
We'll introduce you to some desktop applications, such as OpenOffice.org, Banshee, and K3b. Then we show you how to manage packages, run Windows programs on Linux with the Wine API, and process images at the command line with ImageMagick.
You will also learn how to set up your openSUSE system as a file and print server, reduce your risk of attack with AppArmor, and dual boot with Vista. Finally, we'll tell you about the openSUSE Build Service and Mono.
Issue 01: Ubuntu 8.04 Special Jun 2008
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DVD Theme: Ubuntu 8.04
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In this special edition of Linux Pro, we take an in-depth look at the newest Ubuntu, “Hardy Heron.” We’ll show you how to get started with the office, music, photo, and video applications, access the Internet, and much more.
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