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P194 - LINUX ORIENTATION 

(COMPANY SPECIFIC PROGRAMME FOR L.I.C. OF INDIA)

 

 

Background

Linux is a powerful, stable, flexible and fun Unix-like operating system (most programs written for Unix are fully compatible with Linux systems) that is currently being used by millions of people around the world. Its lean core allows it to run on a wide range of different hardware platforms-- in fact, when it comes to the support of diverse hardware, Linux takes first place, running on more hardware architectures than any other operating system. It not only runs on Intel Computers (on which it originally ran), but also most of the hardware platforms already in use. 


Linux is fast and reliable. It has all the features of a modern, fully-fledged operating system: true multi-tasking, virtual memory, shared libraries, demand loading, shared, copy-on-write executables, proper memory management, and TCP/IP networking. Linux is used for software development, networking (intra-office and Internet) and as an end-user platform. Linux supports multiple users and several Windows-like graphic interfaces, and is exceptionally stable, because from its inception it was designed to take multiple hits and field numerous requests. This makes Linux an excellent choice for servers.

 

Objective

§   To get the most out of LINUX – from installing and creating network, interconnecting to remote computer and the internet

§   To turn LINUX into a desktop friendly operating system with GNOME and KDE graphical desktops.

 

Contents

§   LINUX / Operating System / Architecture

§   LINUX vs. WINDOWS vs. UNIX

§   Installing, Configuring and Running

§   Networking

§   Security

§   LINUX on the Desktop – GNOME and KDE 

§   Shell Programming

 

Participants’ Profile

Selected AAO (Prog), AO(IT), Asst. Secretary, Secretary and Manager of IT Department from Central Office, Zonal Office, Divisional Office , Branch Office and Training Centers

Others and Foreign: Officers / Executives from I T Department

Note: Prior knowledge of any Operating System is essential.

 

Duration:    1 Week

Dates: 21.05.2007 – 26.05.2007  

 

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