Books to read on Linux?

[NORD]

I have been searching around and found these books always looking for better ones if you know of any.

 

[wizardfromoz]

Thanks for sharing, Tobey.

You may find some useful resources here, too.

https://www.linux.org/threads/linux-learning-resources-share-yours-too.27866/

Cheers

Wizard

 

[NORD]

Thanks for sharing, Tobey.

You may find some useful resources here, too.

https://www.linux.org/threads/linux-learning-resources-share-yours-too.27866/

Cheers

Wizard

these copies were free pdf at some source lol!
I'm still going to buy them eventually nothing like paper back book and a coffee.
I was going to attach files but I figure that would not be exceptionable to the moderators.

 

[dcbrown73]

This really isn't a recommendation as much as an observation over the course of my Linux exposure. I've purchased a few Linux books in the past, but at best they were a little-used reference. (much more useful as a dust collector) A majority of the time (easily over 95%+ of the time) I found better answers with a little Internet sleuthing. Many times, books quickly become outdated.

Just food for thought.

 

[kc1di]

if you want instruction in command line then I would suggest this free resource Linux Fu
As far as books go Running Linux by Matthias Kalle Dalheimer, Matt Welsh it's old but still good reference.

 

[captain-sensible]

on books i found this one readable https://nostarch.com/howlinuxworks3 and if you know where to look you can get it "gratis" . the book online version of linux from scratch will also give you half a clue .

 

[georgnillson]

I'm starting to learn Linux, and now I found this article lol. thanks for such a set of books, it will be interesting to read

 

[NORD]

I'm starting to learn Linux, and now I found this article lol. thanks for such a set of books, it will be interesting to read

It becomes an addiction I promise. lol