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Basic Commands adduser: Adding a New User bzip2 and bunzip: Files With .bz2 Extensions chmod: Changing File and Directory Permissions chown: Changing the Owner of a File or Directory chgrp: Changing the Group of a File or Directory groupadd: Adding a New User Group gzip and gunzip: Files With .gz Extensions locate: Find Files and Directories newgrp: Changing to Another User Group tar: Tape Archive Files Basic Configuration Burning a CD-ROM Making a Boot Disk (mkbootdisk) Setting Your Path Setting Your Classpath Understanding File and Directory Permissions Using Your Floppy Drive Using Your CD-ROM Drive Using RPM Networking Configuration Guides for configuring a variety of network services: Cable Modem Configuration Network Configuration Using the Command Line Squid Proxy Server Configuration Samba Configuration - Linux / Windows Connectivity Application Installation and Reviews These apps have been installed, tested and used by the Tammy and Brent. This list is not intended to be a complete list of Linux applications. Rather, these are apps that we have found useful and recommend to others: Installing the Flash Plugin 64-bit Linux Intel and AMD are now producing 64-bit processor. To fully utilize these processors, you need to run a 64-bit operating system. This means that the software included with the 64-bit OS are compiled with the 64-bit version of the compiler if possible. This section is dedicated to learning how to use the 64-bit versions of the Linux distributions. Using the Flash Plugin with 64-bit Firefox

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