Master the newest version of SUSE Linux with SUSE Linux 10 Unleashed. This comprehensive guide to SUSE Linux includes a DVD with the full version of SUSE Linux 10.0 and provides you with intermediate and advanced information to guide you through the installation, management and maintenance of your SUSE Linux 10.0 system. You will gain expert insight into the most important topics, including:

• Configuring with YaST2 and SaX2
• Launching your desktop
• Productivity tools
• Using the Internet and creating websites
• Secure file transfer
• Managing users and data
• Keeping your system current
• Setting up networks and Samba
• Managing databases

Download Description
SUSE is currently the Number 1 Linux distribution in Europe, and is growing rapildy in the US since the acquisition of SUSE by Novell, Inc. SUSE Linux is also the first enterprise-class server to leverage the 2.6 kernel for powerful reliability and performance. SUSE Linux Unleashed provides detailed coverage of everything the reader will need to know to make the most of a SUSE Linux System. The Unleashed series provides an intermediate to advanced level study of the SUSE Linux topic that gives the reader the quality and scope of information they are looking for to become an expert with the SUSE Linux operating system.

Customer Reviews & Comments
"SuSE Linux 10 Unleashed" is a clearly written book that allows for plowing at the speed of light through it, though with some bumps along the way. There are many references throughout regarding the book's CDs, but there are no CDs. It's a single DVD. There are thus examples of inconsistencies (and prior editions) here and there. And some software mentioned in the text must be loaded from the DVD first, so be aware. Chapter 14 (Creating Websites) would have been better after chapter 26 (Managing Apache). Resizing partitions (in ch.18) is in theory correct but in practice a bit lacking. In fact, attempting to shrink a reiserfs will toss a warning your way explaining that partition shrinking is not well tested. The book did not catch this, and overall glossed the partitioning subject over a bit. Also, the Apache server installation (ch.26) would have better advised users to obtain the package from YaST -