Here are 5 books books I own and recommend for learning and understanding Linux 🎓🐧
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1. How Linux Works
This is what I recommend if you want to learn and understand the core functioning of Linux. How Linux Works is the perfect book if you are absolutely new or if you want to improve your Linux knowledge.
2. Linux Bible
This is perhaps the most comprehensive Linux book that covers a wide variety of topics. Running over 800 pages, you get everything from learning the basics of Linux command line to advanced sysadmin topics.
3. Learn Linux Quickly
This one doesn’t explain the functioning of Linux. It directly jumps into Linux command line. You’ll find the chapters and topics covered in “How to” style with plenty of command examples, explanation of the outputs and necessary schematic diagrams.
4. Linux for Developers
If you are a software developer using Windows as your main workstation, this book is for you. It gives you a glimpse of Linux command line and shows only the absolutely essential Linux commands required by regular developers.
5. Linux Pocket Guide
It is merely a collection of Linux commands with quick examples. The commands are grouped in various sections such as commands for file viewing, navigating directories, user management, networking etc. Good for quick reference.
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