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can someone suggest me the books or websites from where i can learn linux?
something which is very easy to understand and doesnt have any hi-fi things.
i'm completely new ...
- 07-19-2007 #1Just Joined!
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linux books
can someone suggest me the books or websites from where i can learn linux?
something which is very easy to understand and doesnt have any hi-fi things.
i'm completely new to this linux thing.i've to use red hat E L.
okies thanks a lot
- 07-19-2007 #2Linux User
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Hey,
Welcome to linuxforums and Open Source world. Well there are many linux books i guess you need to start with linux basics, so these are the links-->
http://www.wplug.org/files/basicstutorial.pdf
http://www.wplug.org/files/basicstutorial.pdf
http://www.ictp.ts.it/~radionet/2003...er_lecture.pdf
http://research.iiit.net/~vardhman/presentation.pdf
http://tldp.org/LDP/intro-linux/intro-linux.pdfRegards,
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Specifically: Scott Hawkins' "Linux Desk Reference" is a good one to have on-hand.
- 07-19-2007 #4forum.guy
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Do an advanced forum search for linux books and you'll find lots of references. Be sure to refine your search to the Coffee Lounge only because that's where most of the linux books threads wind up.
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- 07-19-2007 #5Linux User
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linux in a nutshell by o-reilley's is pretty good. Especially as a desk reference.
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A good book
I currently have under this very keyboard Linux System Commands - The Ultimate Shop Manual. It has been much help. I will be using it for my freshly installed Mandrake 8.1, the only OS that would install, and worked right the first time, and detected both my processors
- 07-20-2007 #7Linux Guru
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The most helpful 'Linux' book I have read is moreso for scripting than Linux, it's the Advanced Bash Scripting guid on tldp.org. If you read that and understand it you'll be great with bash and have a good handle on some other scripting languages.
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i have a book Running Linux in czech and it's really very good book. i'm using kubuntu and in this system i don't need to know very much about linux, but when i have any problem, i find a solution in this book...
- 07-21-2007 #9Linux Newbie
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I really like "Easy Linux Commands" by Emmons and Clark.
Dan
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thanks a ton :))
thanks a lot everyone
i'll check them all out...
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