The Linux Programming Bible: The Complete Guide to Learn Linux Commands, Linux Operating System and Shell Scripting Step-by-Step Kindle Edition

Nice light reading for Linux intro. Good list of commands and simple switches.

The book is great if you want to learn Linux but this is not a programming book . . .

The grammar and syntax in this book is terrible! So bad, in fact, that I spent most of my reading time focused on correcting the language and not on what the author was actually trying to say. Look past this one, and find a book that's not self-published.

Comprehensive and a great introduction to Linux.The book is easy to read and you can use your own terminal to navigate. I've been reading the book for a couple of hours and trying things out on my own Linux machine.

Was written in a way that seems like it went through a bad translation software. So confused with the writing

I often search for resources that I can recommend to early learners of tech to help them gain understanding of concepts.There are no doubt a lot of sentences in this book. However, random sentences don't help a person learn.Here's an example of what you will read.###############** Who Should Read This Book? **Did you know that:Does Linux already have almost 30 years of history?The system is essential for any computer programmer or administrator?Linux is the free software is widespread in the world?Linux has evolved in these years not only thanks to Torvalds but also thanks to anonymous people who contribute to the improvement of this system by vocation.########################What does any of that mean? How does that answer the question of who should read this book?I guess if you can discern the answer from those sentences then you should read the book.

protects the memory so that a program cannot bring down the rest of the system. It loads only the parts of a program that are used and shares memory.

It was of little use to me. I didn’t have the time to sit and read the book through. I looking for something that would help me learn Linux quickly, which I think does exist.