Linux. From Beginner to Professional

Answers are provided to all questions that arise when working with Linux: from installing and configuring this OS to setting up a Linux-based server. The material of the book fully covers all areas of Linux application, from running Windows games under Linux to configuring your own web server. Also discussed are: logging in, working with the file system, using the graphical interface, installing software, configuring the network and the Internet, working on the Internet, security tools, backup, virus protection and other issues. The material is oriented towards the latest versions of the distributions Fedora, openSUSE, Slackware, Ubuntu.
In the eighth edition, Fedora 33, the zRAM module, the Btrfs file system, configuring Apache to work on multiple ports, organizing subdomains *.example.com, choosing and configuring VDS, the ufw firewall, and "life hacks" for novice administrators are covered.
Additional chapters in PDF files and video tutorials are available on the publisher's website.