Linux Command Line Learning Resources

[CharlesA]

I dunno. If you use the command line often enough you pick it up.

[boogerama]

The more the merrier!

[mukesh339]

I found these cheat sheets very useful:
Unix/Linux cheat sheet: http://fosswire.com/post/2007/08/uni...d-cheat-sheet/
Ubuntu cheat sheet: http://fosswire.com/post/2008/04/ubuntu-cheat-sheet/

You can print those on both sides of an A4 paper and laminate the paper....

These were helpful...

[texpat]

I find a lot of information on IBM's Developer Network site to be useful:

http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/ai...ine/index.html

This is the first of over a dozen or so articles that they call "Speaking Unix". I like the examples and explanations they have which go beyond some of the otherwise rather terse manpage texts.

You may want to check whether all this works with Ubuntu/Linux, though, because they mainly talk about AIX. But so far I've had no problems at all in that respect.

[offgridguy]

Regarding this link.

https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CommandLineResources

There is a book here i have been reading, Learning the Command Line by
William E. Shotts Jr.
I highly recommend this book, it is the easiest to follow guide i have found yet.

[enjaywood]

Regarding this link.

https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CommandLineResources

There is a book here i have been reading, Learning the Command Line by
William E. Shotts Jr.
I highly recommend this book, it is the easiest to follow guide i have found yet.

offgridguy,

I had a look and am not seeing a book by that name ('Learning the Command Line') on the link. Can you confirm it is still there or whether the link on the page is a different name?

Thanks in anticipation

[CharlesA]

offgridguy,

I had a look and am not seeing a book by that name ('Learning the Command Line') on the link. Can you confirm it is still there or whether the link on the page is a different name?

Thanks in anticipation

It is still there, otherwise you can grab it from here:
http://linuxcommand.org/tlcl.php

[enjaywood]

It is still there, otherwise you can grab it from here:
http://linuxcommand.org/tlcl.php

Thanks. I have it now.

[Malsasa]

Thank you, All... They all are so useful!

[wadie]

Regarding this link.

https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CommandLineResources

There is a book here i have been reading, Learning the Command Line by
William E. Shotts Jr.
I highly recommend this book, it is the easiest to follow guide i have found yet.

I read that book and I agree,it's really helpful and easy to follow.