Roadmap for developers migrating from Windows to Linux
Nov 18, 2003 — by LinuxDevices Staff — from the LinuxDevices Archive — viewsIBM's developerWorks Website has published a nine-part article series by IBM e-business architect Chris Walden for developers migrating from Windows to Linux. “A roadmap for developers making the transition to Linux” presents a jumplist of relatively gentle technical articles explaining how Windows skills translate to the Linux universe.
Topics include . . .
- Step 1. Thinking in Linux – Redirect what you know and do it the Linux way
- Step 2. Console crash course – Re-acquaint yourself with the command prompt
- Step 3. Introduction to Webmin – Easy point-and-click admin tool for beginners
- Step 4. User administration – Learn about the Linux approach to users
- Step 5. Linux logging – Monitor the health of your system, its important
- Step 6. Working with file systems – The heart of every server
- Step 7. Networking – Unleash the power of Linux and its full potential
- Step 8. Backup and recovery – The first line of defense against disaster
- Step 9. Installing software – Take your pick, binaries or compile from source
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