What is the best practice tutorials/book should I learn?
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Hello @ccf
Welcome to the Linux.org forum.
this page may be of help to you.
Welcome to the Linux.org forum.
this page may be of help to you.
Other than that there are many sites (free) and Many learning sites (paid) And many many books but it will depend on what you want to learn. If General linux I would recommend a book titled Running LinuxHome | Linux Journey
linuxjourney.com
or here:
Running Linux, 5th Edition
You may be contemplating your first Linux installation. Or you may have been using Linux for years and need to know more about adding a network printer or setting up … - Selection from Running Linux, 5th Edition [Book]www.oreilly.com
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Linux Command Line Books by William Shotts
Linux Command Line Books by William Shotts
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debian-handbook.info
Second link is if you use Debian.
For Debian
For Arch
www.freecodecamp.org
For Arch
The Arch Linux Handbook – Learn Arch Linux for Beginners
If you ask a group of developers what Linux is, most of them will probably say it's an open-source operating system. Those with more technical knowledge will probably call it a kernel. For me, though, Linux is not just an operating system or a kernel. For me, it's freedom. The
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You should learn to ask a more descriptive question of what you are looking for or what you want but since you didn't. Here are some books.
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The first place to start:
How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
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or here
How To: Ask A Good Support Question • Linux Tips
This article will teach you how to ask a good support question. After all, if you want good support you need to start with a good question.
linux-tips.us
