If you're interested in how Linux is put together you might try Linux From Scratch as well:
http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/
5 Cups of Ubuntu
If you're interested in how Linux is put together you might try Linux From Scratch as well:
http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/
Way Too Much Ubuntu
"We visited sixty-six islands and landed eighty-one times, wading, swimming (to shore). Most of the people were friendly and delightful; only two arrows shot at us, and only one went near -- So much for savages!" - J.C. Patterson
Iced Blended Vanilla Crème Ubuntu
Well,actually what I'm interested is everything,like how hardware talks to software,when we save something,how those bits and bytes go from RAM to HDD,Process Management, and I said learn Linux because I'm particularly interested in how Linux accomplishes those tasks.Thanks to all those who replied,I will look through and keep asking questions.
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Way Too Much Ubuntu
Go use slackware for a while. You will learn a lot from using it.
Dipped in Ubuntu
Before buying a copy of O'reilly's Running Linux I got loads of info from wikipedia.
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