Just Enough Linux
Learning about Linux one command at a time
by Malcolm Maclean
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The idea is to get you started on the process of using some of the commands available in Linux so that you: Feel comfortable running commands; You understand a little more about what Linux is about; Most importantly, you start to get Linux.
It's not written for experts. It's put together as a guide to get you started if you're unsure about how to make the first move. Although it's examples are centered around using Linux with a Raspberry Pi, the commands you learn here will translate to an industrial server running Linux. 
Book Description
If you've toyed with Linux and never really caught on to what's happening or have used a graphical interface without really touching the command line this book is for you.The idea is to get you started on the process of using some of the commands available in Linux so that you: Feel comfortable running commands; You understand a little more about what Linux is about; Most importantly, you start to get Linux.
It's not written for experts. It's put together as a guide to get you started if you're unsure about how to make the first move. Although it's examples are centered around using Linux with a Raspberry Pi, the commands you learn here will translate to an industrial server running Linux.
This open book is licensed under a Creative Commons License (CC BY-NC-SA). You can download Just Enough Linux ebook for free in PDF format (2.0 MB).
Table of Contents
Chapter 1
What is Linux?
Chapter 2
Executing Commands in Linux
Chapter 3
Commands
Chapter 4
Wildcards
Chapter 5
Regular Expressions
Chapter 6
Pipes (
)
Chapter 7
Linux Directory Structure
Chapter 8
Absolute and Relative Path Name Addressing
Chapter 9
Everything is a file in Linux
Chapter 10
Linux files and inodes
Chapter 11
links
Chapter 12
File Editing
Chapter 13
Scripting
Chapter 14
File Administration
Chapter 15
Accessing File Contents
Chapter 16
File Systems
Chapter 17
System Information
Chapter 18
Processes
Chapter 19
Network
Chapter 20
Miscellaneous
Book Details
Subject
Computer Science
Publisher
Leanpub
Published
2017
Pages
264
Edition
1
Language
English
PDF Size
2.0 MB
License
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