Linux. From Beginner to Professional

Answers are given to all questions arising when working with Linux: from installing and configuring this OS to setting up a server based on Linux. The material of the book covers all areas of application of Linux, from running Windows games under Linux to setting up your own web server. Also discussed are: logging into the system, working with the file system, using the graphical interface, installing software, configuring networks and the Internet, working on the Internet, security tools, backup, virus protection, and other questions. The material is oriented towards the latest versions of the distributions Fedora, openSUSE, Ubuntu. In the ninth edition, all chapters have been updated or written anew. It covers creating a mini-server, a video surveillance server, and a DLNA server. The KVM virtual machine manager and its web interface are described, as well as setting up the network using Netplan and the Steam service, which allows running popular games on Linux.