Literature on bash and Linux in general [closed]
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Improve the questionRecommend 1-2 books for the initial study of Linux, preferably with an emphasis on learning bash. I bought "Ubuntu and Debian Linux for advanced: more than 1000 essential commands", but it is generally calculated for already experienced users and admins...
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I recommend a series of articles (Linux basics from the founder of Gentoo):
- Part 1 (1/4): BASH, Navigation Basics
- Part 1 (2/4): Managing files and directories
- Part 1 (3/4): Links, and deleting files and directories
- Part 1 (4/4): Glob substitutions
- Part 2 (1/5): Regular expressions
- Part 2 (2/5): Folder assignments, File search
- Part 2 (3/5): Process management
- Part 2 (4/5): Text Processing and redirects
- Part 2 (5/5): Kernel modules
- Part 3 (1/4): Documentation
- Part 3 (2/4): Access rights model
- Part 3 (3/4): Managing Linux Accounts
- Part 3 (4/4): Customizing the user environment
- Part 4 (1/4): File systems, partitions, and block systems devices
As far as I understand, the cycle is not finished yet, but everything is written quite clearly.
Daniel J. Barrett's Pocket Guide to Linux.
There is a textbook Running Linux, in 2005 it was last reissued and even very successfully translated into Russian. It is very large, but it covers almost all aspects of working in Linux, including several chapters about programming in bash.
Books are difficult to advise in my opinion in the modern world. I would recommend Introduction to Linux if there are no problems with English, and OpenNet.
Seems like a good site: Linux recipes. There's also and a good bash tutorial.