
Multitool Linux
Practical Uses for Open Software
Michael Schwarz, Jeremy Anderson, Peter Curtis, Steven Murphy
Résumé
The book begins with a general introduction to Linux and a look at working with its source code. A wide variety of programming projects—encompassing communications, privacy, music and audio, graphics, photography, and much more—are then explored in-depth. Each chapter is filled with examples, helpful screenshots, step-by-step tutorials, lists of open-source tools, and URLs for sites where those tools can be obtained for free.
Many of the tools discussed in the book will work not only with Linux, but with any flavor of UNIX—from FreeBSD up to expensive, proprietary versions of UNIX running on high-speed massively parallel hardware.
Multitool Linux shows you how to:
- Control your computer remotely, from anywhere, at anytime, with any
- operating system
- Run a whole network with one IP address
- Communicate with Windows networks using Samba (SMB)
- Extend Apache
- Build a secure Webmail service supporting IMAP and SSL
- Secure e-mail with GPG
- Integrate your palm-connected organizer
- Process images with GIMP and Imagemagick
- And much more
If you want to learn how to install and operate Linux, look to other books and manuals. But if you havethe software and are asking the question, "Now what?" Multitool Linux provides valuable and entertaining answers.
Table of Contents
Dedication.
Introduction.
I. COMMUNICATIONS & NETWORKING.
- 1.Linux as a tool
- 2. Remote Control Your Computer from Anywhere, Anytime, and Any OS,
- Even OS/2!
- 3. Run a whole network with one IP address.
- 4. Soup cans and String: Last Ditch Communication Methods.
- 5. Samba clients: Talking to Windows NetworksSamba: Serve Windows
- Network Clients for Free.
- 6. Undernets.
- 7. Email as a System Console.
- 8. Build a Secure Webmail Service Supporting IMAP and SSL.
- 9. Extending Apache.
II. SECURITY.
- 10. Secure Your E-mail with GPG.
- 11. Sniffing for Idiots (pun intended).
- 12. All Along the Watchtower.
- 13. All Along the Watchtower, Part Deux.
- 14. Securely Logging In, Moving Files, and Digging Tunnels.
III. UTILITIES.
- 15. Tools You Should Know.
- 16. Use your Palm Connected Organizer.
- 17. Necessary Evils: Running MS Windows Programs.
IV. MULTIMEDIA.
- 18. Remote CD Burning.
- 19. Audio Processing.
- 20. Music Production.
- 21. Speech Synthesis.
- 22. Image Processing.
- 23. 3D Graphics Production.
- 24. Video Production.
- 25. Afterword.
Index.
L'auteur - Michael Schwarz
Michael Schwarz has worked as a UNIX system programmer
for more than 15 years and a Linux programmer since its
emergence. He started the SASi open source project, and has
been a frequent contributor to Linux Journal.
L'auteur - Jeremy Anderson
Jeremy Anderson teaches UNIX classes at Anoka-Hennepin
Technical College. He has expertise in UNIX, Linux, Perl,
C/C++, and Java programming.
L'auteur - Peter Curtis
Peter Curtis is a Web applications designer for HealthPartners, a Minnesota HMO, where he runs a combined Linux and Windows network. He has extensive experience as a UNIX, Perl, C/C++, and Java programmer
L'auteur - Steven Murphy
Steven T. Murphy is a UNIX and Linux programmer for
HealthPartners. He is also a professional musician who uses
Linux in his various musical and video editing tasks.
Caractéristiques techniques
PAPIER | |
Éditeur(s) | Addison Wesley |
Auteur(s) | Michael Schwarz, Jeremy Anderson, Peter Curtis, Steven Murphy |
Parution | 22/05/2002 |
Nb. de pages | 532 |
Format | 18,7 x 23,5 |
Couverture | Broché |
Poids | 1130g |
Intérieur | Noir et Blanc |
EAN13 | 9780201734201 |
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