Best/good books for learning learning Linux shell?
Best/good books for learning learning Linux shell?
Nolan Nelson
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Jackson Parker
man
Levi Jenkins
man
Anthony Reyes
man
Jose Morales
>Linux
>man
More than likely he's running bash which would mean documentation would be in gnu infotex format. (or whatever the gnutards call it.)
Anthony Young
man
Liam Watson
looks like we've got a nerd in here
Jaxon Butler
linuxcommand.org
also man
Michael Smith
force yourself to only use the shell
Jaxson Howard
The Linux Command Line By William Shotts
You can download the PDF for free from here linuxcommand.org
Liam Hernandez
hi, most CLI programs has a manual or you can use --help in most of them, there's tons of examples on the internet about how to use each of them that's why i never needed a book for that, for scripting it may be a different story though.
Andrew Lewis
man abs
Nolan Martinez
What font is that op?
Bentley Morris
looks like fixedsys (excelsior)
Jace Powell
If you're looking for a bash tutorial, I recommend ABS:
tldp.org
Luis Wood
Man
Caleb Howard
>not KMS
kys
Jack Anderson
I like this one.It's not focused entirely on shell commands.
Mason Wilson
man is probably the best tool, but for a good guide, check out
It's a free download, and it's what I used to get into bash scripting.
Kayden Perez
oh shit my bad
Matthew Gutierrez
VL by Miklo Velka
Luke Bailey
Protip: Don't learn shell scripting, learn Python instead.
David Perry
>RAM: 515164 MB
Jacob Miller
Seconding this
Going through it at the moment, picking up a lot I didn't know before
William Phillips
Why?
Mason Martin
>tfw when you fell for the 503 GiB of RAM meme
Aiden Jackson
>The Linux Command Line By William Shotts
Have this title. It's truly penned by god himself.
Zachary Morales
Type "man intro" in the terminal, it shows most commonly used commands and how to use man pages, the intro to section 1 of the manual, same as man 1 intro; man 2 intro through man 8 intro also exist
or type:
SOMECOMMAND --help
whatis SOMECOMMAND
man SOMECOMMAND
info SOMECOMMAND
#looking for a command you don't know his name
man -k SOMECOMMAND
>Learn the shell by playing a game
mprat.org
>10 keyboard shortcuts to improve your Linux experience
techrepublic.com
>4 Ways to Teach Yourself Terminal Commands in Linux
makeuseof.com
>Learn UNIX in 10 minutes
freeengineer.org
>LinuxCommand.org: Learning the shell.
linuxcommand.org
>The Cow Says, Have Fun!
linuxjournal.com
>Intro to scripting
grymoire.com
>Bash Shell Scripting
en.wikibooks.org
>Information about scripting
wiki.bash-hackers.org
>Learn Linux The Hard Way
nixsrv.com
>Advanced Bash Shell Scripting Guide - Advanced Bash-Scripting Guide
linuxtopia.org
>Linux Basics « Null Byte How-Tos - ACTUALLY FOR (ethical) HACKING
null-byte.wonderhowto.com
>Linux Training Videos | Professor Messer IT Certification Training Courses
professormesser.com
Luke Edwards
So how do I get my os to look like that, is it just .net install?
Luke Watson
THIS. The only acceptable answer. I have already forgotten most of it, but it´s fun and easy.
Eli Phillips
>implying Python is less cancer than bash
Use Perl instead, ascend to the god realm
Colton Gutierrez
>Use Perl instead, ascend to the god realm
Owen Richardson
I leared lot of things from that book. Someone, probably you, posted that link when I asked how to learn command line a month ago.
Brandon Harris
UNIX Shells By Example