Linux Command

The eBook market is filled with books on Linux command and administration. There are so many you can't count the titles, each claiming to have a bunch of formulas by which you can learn Linux overnight. We do not live in Hogwarts, where we have wands and magical spells to make things happen in the blink of an eye. This is the real world, and I do not have unearthly claims to make about this book. This is a simple book that will suit average brains. I will explain a wide range of concepts lucidly with practical examples so that average readers can use it as a pocketbook on their journey to learning Linux.

I do not say that this is the only book on Linux that will help you learn the ins and outs of Linux. This book is different from the rest of the lot because of its simplicity. I have written and tested all the commands and shell scripts. I have also included the executed results of all the shell scripts to help you understand it. You can use the scripts for practice.

I do not claim that this book will make you a master of Linux overnight, but I do claim that it will help you master the concepts right through the first reading session. The rest is practice. The more you practice, the faster you will gain mastery in operating Linux. The book contains the following topics, among others.

- Basic Linux commands like creating, copying and removing directories

- System configuration

- Linux shell

- Linux text editors

- Linux shell scripting basics like conditionals and loops

- Advanced level of shell scripting like functions

- Creating and customizing Linux menus



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