Linux 101 Hacks - Practical Examples to Build a Strong Fundation in Linux (Ramesh Natarajan)

 
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Linux 101 Hacks - Practical Examples to Build a Strong Fundation in Linux (Ramesh Natarajan)

This book contains a total of 101 hacks that will aid in the establishment of a solid Linux foundation. Every hack in this book is presented using suitable, simple-to-follow Linux command examples.

There are 12 chapters and 140 pages in this free eBook. Six chapters' worth of hacks is based on posts I've already made on my blog. The last six chapters contain brand-new hacks.

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Published Date / Year
(2009)
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Online, and PDF download

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