The Linux Command Line

The Linux Command Line

This book is for new Linux users who have migrated from other platforms. This book is divided into four parts, each covering some aspect of the command line experience. Part1 : Learning The Shell, Part2 : Configuration And The Environment, Part3: Common Tasks and Essential Tools, Part4: Writing Shell Scripts.

Author(s): William Shotts

555 Pages

Introduction to Linux by Augustine Abaris

This note explains the following topics: Research Computing Services, Linux Overview, Linux Interaction - Shell and Commands, I/O redirection, Navigating the file system, Processes and job control, Editors, Creating and Running Code.

Author(s): Augustine Abaris

71 Pages

Using Samba 1st Edition

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Ubuntu Linux

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Linux Quick Fix Notebook (Peter Harrison)

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Introduction to Linux A Hands on Guide (Machtelt Garrels) Mirror

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Linux Professional Institute Certification (LPIC) Level 2 Examination Preparation (Wim Jan Hilgenbos, et al)

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Maximum RPM

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