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Hi

I want to learn more about Linux in general!
I've been (and still Am) a Windows user until I discovered LL which gave a new life to my old laptop some time ago, after I bought a new one with Win10 (8GB RAM, i5core CPU,Nvidia bla bla bla).

My old laptop (the one I'm writing this now) is 11 years now so I have to thank the developers of Linux in general and LL in particular for providing a OS for a machine that otherwise would be useless.

I'm not a computer geek, just a simple user so Linux (terminal/command lines) are very confusing.

With that in mind what free ebooks recommendations would you guys suggest so I can improve my skills with linux.
Download links would be appreciated.

Thank You

Hi [member=6801]JesusLinux[/member]

Quote:what free ebooks recommendations would you guys suggest so I can improve my skills with linux.
Download links would be appreciated

I think this is a good point to start from: https://itsfoss.com/getting-started-with...gn=sidebar  You'll find a lot of info in that link; tutos and hows to, links for downloading books, software reviews and much more. Like I said, it is a good point to start from. Also, use the search feature in this forum as well as in google to find posts/articles about some particular subject/topic.

Hope this helps!

Hello JesusLinux,

this book is good for learning the command line, then it becomes a bit less confusing.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/linuxcom...f/download

I downloaded that book!
Looks good!
Thanks

Glad the link was useful 

You're welcomed to visit my webpage,

http://shengchieh.50webs.com/tuxslinks.html

Scroll down a page or two to

Specific -> Books and eBooks

Long list - avoid the out-of-date books.

Sheng-Chieh

Hello Sheng-Chieh,

your webpage is very useful, I looked at it a few weeks ago, and will bookmark it too

[member=6801]JesusLinux[/member]  This site might be helpful too https://courses.edx.org/courses/course-v...17/course/  It offers an "introduction to Linux" course completely free of charge.

Not an ebook but useful -

7+ hours video tutorial

https://www.linuxliteos.com/forums/off-t...ux-course/

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At the moment I'm working myself through This One(For All you Dutch Speaking Linux Addicts)


Yes, it's a bit dated, but good for the basics I guess