• Download VMware workstation
• Save on Desktop

[root@www Desktop]# chmod +x VMware*.bundle

[root@www Desktop]# ./VMware*.bundle
Extracting VMware Installer…done.

[root@www ~]# yum install python*
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[root@www ~]# yum install java*

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server | 1.3 kB 00:00
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[root@www ~]# yum install gcc*
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[root@www ~]# yum install gcc*
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Before Install WordPress. See Appache Server, Appache Server and PHP and Mysql Sever.

[root@www ~]# service mysqld restart
[root@www ~]# service httpd restart
[root@www ~]# service vsftpd restart
[root@www ~]# service named restart

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[root@www ~]# yum install mysql*
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When Linus Torvald introduced Linux and For a long time thereafter, Linux did not have a graphical user interface: It run on character-based terminals only. All the tools ran from a command line.Today the Linux GUI is important, but many people-especially system Administrators-run many command line programs.

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One way or another you are sitting in front of a screen that is connected to a computer that is running Linux.You may be working with a graphical user interface(GUI) or a textual interface.If you are working with a GUI, you will need to use a terminal emulator such as xterm, Konsole, or GNOME Terminal, to follow along with the examples in this website.

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INTRODUCTION TO LINUX

The Linux kernel was developed by finnish undergraduate student Linus Torvalds, who used the internet to make the source code immediately available to others for free. Torvalds released Linux version 0.01 in September 1991. Continue reading →