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- Last added
- 2026-09-28
Featured Linux manuals
Linux Practical Tutorial
This book provides a hands‑on approach to Linux operating system administration, emphasizing real‑world enterprise needs. It is organized into three parts: fundamentals, system management, and network management.
The material includes installation procedures, command references, user and group management, device handling, file system topics, and firewall configuration, with exercises and answer keys for self‑assessment. This manual is written in Chinese.
Covers: Basics · System Management · Network Management · Installation · Command Reference · User and Group Management
Linux 0.6.1 System Administrator Manual
This manual introduces Linux system administration for users who are new to managing a Linux system. It covers basic concepts, tools, and procedures needed to keep a Linux system operational.
The document is organized into chapters such as an introduction, a Linux system overview, directory tree description, disk and storage usage, memory management, boot and shutdown, init process, login/logout, user account management, backup, timekeeping, and a glossary of terms. This manual is written in Chinese.
Covers: Introduction · Linux System Overview · Directory Tree Overview · Disk and Storage Devices · Memory Management · Boot and Shutdown
Linux Newbie Administrator Guide
The guide is a complete Chinese translation of the English Linux Newbie Administrator Guide, created by the 幻影快递小组. It is intended for new Linux administrators and is freely available for non‑commercial use.
It covers topics such as why to use Linux, preparation before installation, hardware requirements, partitioning and disk management, user and password management, system configuration, networking tools, advanced scripting, remote access, and includes license and acknowledgment information. This manual is written in Chinese.
Covers: Why use Linux · Installation preparation · Hardware requirements · Partitioning and disk management · User and password management · System configuration
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Other 4 pages · 8 KB · ZHA practical guide covering Linux basics, system administration and network management for students and trainees.
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Linux System Administrator's Guide
This is a document introducing the Linux System Administrator's Guide, suitable for novices. The document covers an overview of a Linux system, important parts of the kernel, and major services in a UNIX system.
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Linux 0.6.1 System Administrator Manual
User Manual 78 pages · ZHThe Linux 0.6.1 System Administrator Manual provides an overview of system management tasks for Linux beginners.
Linux Newbie Administrator Guide
Other 237 pages · 858 KB · ZHChinese translation of the Linux Newbie Administrator Guide covering installation, configuration, and basic system administration.
Which document do I need?
User Manual
Day-to-day operation, settings and troubleshooting. Start here if the product is already set up.
Questions answered in Linux manuals
What is the main focus of the book?
The book focuses on practical Linux system administration guided by enterprise requirements.
From: Linux Practical Tutorial
How can I back up files using tar?
You can back up files with the tar command as described in the backup chapter.
How do I display or set the system date and time?
The date command shows the current date and time and can also be used to set the software clock.
What is the origin of this guide?
It is a complete Chinese translation of the English Linux Newbie Administrator Guide.