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Linux: Linux For Beginners: Your Step By Step Guide Of Becoming A Linux Command Line Ninja

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About Linux: Linux For Beginners: Your Step By Step Guide

Understand Linux like the back of your hand by following the teachings in this book!For some time now, there has been a rising misconception that Linux is harder to use than other operating systems, with some vendors even suggesting that the OS is only suitable for users only with an interest for open source programming.If you've encountered any problems working with Linux, and have come here to try and learn the software, there’s one thing you have to understand first. This operating system is not the problem. The only issue is that it's different; different from the other operating systems you’ve perhaps used your entire life- just like north Americans learn to drive on the right side of the road and the UK and elsewhere, learn to drive on the left.With this guide, I will dispel the notion that working with Linux is hard by teaching you step by step everything you need to learn about this OS, particularly the use of the command line, and also how to use that knowledge to become a master of LinuxYou’ll see that not only is Linux easy to use, it’s also the best OS we have today. So, if you’ve been desiring to understand how to use Linux and take advantage of the many opportunities that the knowledge offers, this is your guide. It will help you understand everything you need to know about Linux- right from the basics, making the requisite installations to the terminal and many other important skills.More precisely, this book will teach you the following:A comprehensive background to LinuxThe most important parts of Linux that, when you learn, you will have figured 90% of LinuxSetting yourself up as a new Linux userThe ins and outs of working with the shell (terminal)Basic commands that will get you started in no timeIntermediate commands that will pus