GNU/Linux Desktop Survival Guide
by
Graham Williams
Desktop Survival
Project Home
Preface
Advocacy
History
Distributions
Installing GNU/Linux
Basic Survival
Wajig
Applications
AI, Machine Learning, Data Science
Android - GNU/Linux Devices
Audio
Backup
Booting
CD
Chinese
ChRoot
Clock
Command Line
Databases
DIA
Directories
Disks
EcoSysL
Emacs
Email
Evolution
Files
File Systems
Firewalls
Floppy Disks
FreedomBox
Glade
GNOME
Graphics, Images, Photos
Hardware
Initialisations on Booting
Installation Examples
Internet
IOT
Java
KDE
Kernels
Keyboard
Konqueror
KVM Switch
L
A
T
E
X
Log System
Login
Magellan
MATE
Mathematics
Memory
Modems
Mounting Devices
MS/Windows
Music
MySQL
Nautilus
Networks
Nextcloud
Network File System NFS
NT File System
Oracle
Packages
Partitions
Passwords
PDF
Power Management
PPP
Presentations
Printing
Python
R
Remote Desktops
Rsync
Samba
Scanning
Science
Screens
Security
Spreadsheet
SSH
Swap
Teradata Data Warehouse
Themes
TV
Unity
USB
Version Control
Video
Virtualization
Voice over IP
WebCam
WordPress Web Sites
Word Processing and Printing
X
XML
Troubleshooting
Index
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Data Science Desktop Survival Guide
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Essentials of Data Science
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